Comment on Featured by electrifried
Thanks so much! <3 I'm studying at a local college in Perth. 
What's your major ? how many years have you drew ?
I'm currently doing a Diploma of Graphic Design. I've been self teaching myself since I was 14; I started learning to draw digitally in 2012 when I got my first tablet. Before that I was doing heaps of mouse drawn vectors in Illustrator. And traditional sketches and all that of course. 
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I've been self teaching since last year ....and I'm 21 now...seems like I need lots of practice to reach your level...
I want to learn more about animation in the future . Would you please give me some advice about my gallery , or some interesting websites to learn from others ? (☆v☆)
I've been self teaching since last year ....and I'm 21 now...seems like I need lots of practice to reach your level...I want to learn more about animation in the future . Would you please give me some advice about my gallery , or some interesting websites to learn from others ? (☆v☆)
haha well we're all working towards improvement, everyone is different. I know more about graphic design than the animation industry, but I think it's a given you have to be somewhat good at drawing and creating characters/ concepts. Understanding the technical side of things will also help you a lot and give you a big head start, so maybe look up industry standard software and see if you can try teach yourself before you start studying?
I think your sketches look great! Just keep working on anatomy and perspective and try to figure out what you want to specialise in early on if you can (so you can focus on getting good at a particular thing).
I follow an artist called Goro Fujita - he's a great artist and works in the animation industry. I definitely recommend you follow him, his concepts are really imaginative and fast (a trait which I'm sure is important when working in animation).Websites I like include Creative Bloq and Digital Arts, although there are loads of similar lesser known pages that have valuable info. Hope that helps you ^^
I know more about graphic design than the animation industry, but I think it's a given you have to be somewhat good at drawing and creating characters/ concepts. Understanding the technical side of things will also help you a lot and give you a big head start, so maybe look up industry standard software and see if you can try teach yourself before you start studying?I think your sketches look great! Just keep working on anatomy and perspective and try to figure out what you want to specialise in early on if you can (so you can focus on getting good at a particular thing).
I follow an artist called Goro Fujita - he's a great artist and works in the animation industry. I definitely recommend you follow him, his concepts are really imaginative and fast (a trait which I'm sure is important when working in animation).Websites I like include Creative Bloq and Digital Arts, although there are loads of similar lesser known pages that have valuable info. Hope that helps you ^^
Reeeeeally helpful advice !!!!!(^3^) thanks a lot !!!!