Great going on those quick hand sketches, rlapanda.
Again, I feel a little bit more for the choppiness of the hands. They are all just a little bit to abrupt in the rhythm. Wouldn't you please go for more bolder and flowing line quality in the animation of the hands, for 90 minutes of 30 second hand attitudes????????? (5400/30=180 quick poses of hand appendages) And while you're at it, check out this video, on drawing from observation, so you'd break some bad drawing habits. https://youtu.be/kCiE5UwyYI8
The reason why is so that you'd be able to get into the right side of the brain, and to make your poses less rigid, and to make them more and more dynamic, energetic, and fluid. For more details, I'd recommend to three Betty Edwards books, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Drawing on the Artist Within, and, Drawing on the Dominant Eye. They have all you need to know about your creative brain.
Good luck to you, and cheers, and have fun with your current goal.
Again, I feel a little bit more for the choppiness of the hands. They are all just a little bit to abrupt in the rhythm. Wouldn't you please go for more bolder and flowing line quality in the animation of the hands, for 90 minutes of 30 second hand attitudes????????? (5400/30=180 quick poses of hand appendages) And while you're at it, check out this video, on drawing from observation, so you'd break some bad drawing habits. https://youtu.be/kCiE5UwyYI8
The reason why is so that you'd be able to get into the right side of the brain, and to make your poses less rigid, and to make them more and more dynamic, energetic, and fluid. For more details, I'd recommend to three Betty Edwards books, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, Drawing on the Artist Within, and, Drawing on the Dominant Eye. They have all you need to know about your creative brain.
Good luck to you, and cheers, and have fun with your current goal.