Nothing says, "Time to attack the day!" like tucking your shirt into your pajama pants. Whenever I descend into "crazy deadline time," my clothing habits leave much to be desired.
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Ok, I got a laugh out of the pajama comment.
ReplyDeleteAs always, it's very cool to see the process.
The "sketchup" reference (in a prior post) which is also evident in "cap, part 4" is very cool.
The HeroesCon sketches look great. I remember seeing you working on the batgirl piece (yeah, that mirror set-up is very, very cool).
oh you are sooo wacky, paolo. question, i know you use yourself for reference when it comes to poses. but how do you figure out faces? i mean, how do you decide how (non-super hero) characters will look?
ReplyDeleteHi Emma!
ReplyDeleteFor my non-superhero characters, I usually just change the proportions and features until it looks right. People, in terms of actual geometry, aren't all that different. We just happen to be hyper-sensitive.
ahh, that makes sense. now that i think about it, that's how i usually go about people paintings / drawings. :)
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