Hey Guys with the digital world dominating most of our professional lives, I have found it is pretty important to continue to use traditional media that really can be transferred into our digital work (for look and feel, or otherwise),
Because of this, I decided to post an all new video in the realm of using different mediums and experimentation when creating gesture specific drawings for the Animation and Entertainment Industry. It's a quick over the shoulder view of a few drawings done with a PrismaColor Pencil and Ebony Pencil, as one is a wonderful waxy smooth pencil and the other has such a great range of light to dark all with one pencil making it so much fun to draw with.
All my best,
MAC
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hmmm... It would be a vastly more effective "how to" video if the sound track was commentary on why you are doing what you are doing instead of music filler.
They are nice drawings but difference in technique between the two...? After watching the video I have no more idea of what is different in the two pencils.
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