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Exercise class 10: Facing your character
Produce a character sheet showing one of your project characters displaying a range of facial emotions (minimum 5) as well as full-face, profile amd either 3/4 or 1/4 view. Total of 8 (or more) views.
If your character does not have a face (or you would prefer): produce your own version of emotions (at least 8) displayed by a variety of main-stream comic characters. Total of 8 (or more) views.
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If your character does not have a face (or you would prefer): produce your own version of emotions (at least 8) displayed by a variety of main-stream comic characters. Total of 8 (or more) views.
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Permalink Reply by Michael McMaster on -
in my comic, i wanted to convey a very specific and limited range of emotions
i tried to illustrate these without resorting to too much facial contortion, since i was trying to reinforce the repetition among images and didn't want to upset it with major changes in line weight, composition, etc. - Attachments:
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emotions.jpg, 282 KB
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Permalink Reply by Michael McMaster on
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oh oh also:
here's the three face views - Attachments:
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faces1.jpg, 109 KB
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Permalink Reply by Grace Costello on
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This character doesn't really have a range of emotions but here are my pictures anyway.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Cumbo on
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facing my character
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Scan20013.JPG, 1.3 MB
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Scan20038.JPG, 1009 KB
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5.jpeg, 533 KB
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie Peters on
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Here is my exercise 10:
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Picture 1.png, 1.2 MB
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