I like how you captured the edgy type feel in the character. It makes him feel like a video game cell shaded or flash type of character. I would maybe add something like a pen pocket and little details to break apart the symmetry of the right side to the left
Looking at you expression drawings, I think that there is some more design and character which is lost in the turn-around drawings. I completely understand that, as I myself feel like the turn-arounds get too be too much of a orthographic challenge by trying to fight exaggeration and model. You might think about adding a bit of a pose to your turn-arounds to break from the orthographic restrictions. The proportions in the turnarounds are also not matching you expression drawing so much, I feel he is a little taller in all the expressions compared to the turns. I also like the take on having a cat as part of the character design, that definitely could make it interesting depending on how long he lasts on that shoulder. =)
I like how you captured the edgy type feel in the character. It makes him feel like a video game cell shaded or flash type of character. I would maybe add something like a pen pocket and little details to break apart the symmetry of the right side to the left
ReplyDeleteLooking at you expression drawings, I think that there is some more design and character which is lost in the turn-around drawings. I completely understand that, as I myself feel like the turn-arounds get too be too much of a orthographic challenge by trying to fight exaggeration and model. You might think about adding a bit of a pose to your turn-arounds to break from the orthographic restrictions. The proportions in the turnarounds are also not matching you expression drawing so much, I feel he is a little taller in all the expressions compared to the turns.
I also like the take on having a cat as part of the character design, that definitely could make it interesting depending on how long he lasts on that shoulder. =)