I got these pictures from John Nevarez's blog. I study these daily because he captures so much in just a few lines. His line of action is very apparent in every single sketch. The body parts are all in rhythm with the action line making the poses fluid and beautiful. I also like in the second picture the example he has in the top right corner of a good silhouette. I know there are many times that I just want to draw a pictures and never think of the silhouette quality. I know I'm going to need to until it becomes habit if I ever want to be good! So, tips for the day. #1) Start your sketches off with an action line! Capture the mood or action of the character in one simple line. #2) Remember to think of your character's silhouette value. If you blacken in the character you should still know what they're doing. These will keep your pictures clean, discernable, and enjoyable!
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hey thanx for stopping by my blog and for the kind words... The book will definitely be available online, through my site www.davidsdoodles.com
and several bookdealers..... There will be a teaser version this summer but limited run b/c it is just promotion for the big hardcover full color edition. I dont know if that small version will be made available online.. If anyone will have it Stuart Ng will carry it. ..
You are a HUGE inspiration to me. Wow. I've decided to try something of this nature myself. I'm many many drawings away from the magical 100k, though!
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