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Tuesday Tips What Happens When The Timer Stops A Grizandnorm Tuesday tips — grizandnorm. tuesday tips are art tips we post on (almost every) tuesdays. they consist of tips and techniques meant for anyone who might learn something from it. it was designed as a way to share basic art tidbits with enthusiasts of drawing, painting, animation, and illustration. it is also a way for us to revisit basic. Grizandnorm. tuesday tips – portfolio 101. with the end of the year the beginning of the year fast approaching, it’s a good time to revamp your portfolio. these are some quick tips for visual development character design portfolio. 1. know what you want on your finish book. work backwards – decided on how many pages you want, then work.

Tuesday Tips What Happens When The Timer Stops A Grizandnorm Tuesday tips wearin' shoes (men) all about condensing the feet's natural shapes into simpler ones, keeping volumes alive, and knowing where the weight when the pose is asymmetrical or in motion. norm #grizandnorm #tuesdaytips #100tuesdaytips #100tuesdaytipsvol2. Grizandnorm. tuesday tips — dynamic vs flat staging. a huge component of storyboarding is to use the camera position and angle to tell the story you want to tell (or that you’re paid to tell…). no angle or position is bad by itself. but every camera choice you make influences how the story unfolds. there’s a time and a place for dynamic. I do a quick, dynamic gesture first, then i go back in and add some structure on a second pass. in a rush, i'll focus the structure pass on faces, hands and feet (feet: their position on the ground to give weight and or balance to the pose.) norm @grizandnorm #tuesdaytips #100tuesdaytips #100tuesdaytipsbook #structuregesture #whynotboth. Grizandnorm. tuesday tips line of action. the line of action doesn’t necessarily need to be drawn in. as long as you think about it while drawing, your gesture or posing will be stronger. it gives a direction to the pose, a force that runs though, or simply a visual pathways to guide your audience. use it always!.