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Quick dog in motion
© 2020 Jamel RDone as part of a practice session with poses of 10 minutes in length.
Asgyva
It looks great practice. Next time when you draw animal, dont draw much hair, instead you can draw animal's shape. Good luck
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Polyvios Animations
Nice sketch, JamelR, that's a very great dog. Love how much of the same vitality of the Glen Keane drawings you've put into.
However, I've got one little recommendation: be sure to check out this book here.
The reason why you could and should look into this book is because, it'll make your lines of your animal sketches more darker with clarity, and more forceful with each new idea.
Hope it's been completely and totally beneficial and useful.
Very nice action drawing. I think you might see more than just the two legs from the dog's right side. Dogs and other animals are just fine for art subjects. Remember: Practice makes better. Let's have some more.