26-Second Soulful Warm-Up of My Animals
© 2021 Polyvios Animations
Done as part of a practice session with poses of 26 seconds in length.
My current goal is: Make my animal gestures and forces less rigid, and more elastic and most squashier-stretchier, most quickly.
As you can see, everybody, this scribble is so soulful and sensitive, that they can produce longer and largest lines possible.
Say, is it spontaneous and loosest enough?
Marykathryns1
Your scribble has some very loose looking sweeping lines! Lots of curves and loops as well!
One critique would be that when photographing your works, perhaps use some stronger lighting, since the shadows obscure the drawing and make it hard to see.
Another thing: perhaps when you transition in the direction you are moving your drawing tool, try to use a bit more of a rounded and open transition instead of sharply going back in the way you came. It might give your scribble a bit more flow, which might make it even more loose and spontaneous than it already is.
One critique would be that when photographing your works, perhaps use some stronger lighting, since the shadows obscure the drawing and make it hard to see.
Another thing: perhaps when you transition in the direction you are moving your drawing tool, try to use a bit more of a rounded and open transition instead of sharply going back in the way you came. It might give your scribble a bit more flow, which might make it even more loose and spontaneous than it already is.
One critique would be that when photographing your works, perhaps use some stronger lighting, since the shadows obscure the drawing and make it hard to see.
Another thing: perhaps when you transition in the direction you are moving your drawing tool, try to use a bit more of a rounded and open transition instead of sharply going back in the way you came. It might give your scribble a bit more flow, which might make it even more loose and spontaneous than it already is.