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I learned a lot about perspective while doing this. I don't know when I'll ever try it again, but I'm not as afraid of drawing buildings now.
...for some reason I want to redux this as a chibi drawing. Even chibi-fying the building.
Yay!
Well, why not?
Next up, re-learn how to actually draw sidewalk....
Why not indeed.
Yeah, that's life, sometimes.
Looking forward to what you come up with.
Yeah... I could hae sworn I knew it once.
Half-through getting Flash back. Some people do awesome stills with it, not just animations.
:lauging:
I've never considered it, but then, I've never really gotten into animation or the like either...wot's the big sell?
I think for me, the draw of animation on the whole is that it's a more accessible and efficient medium than film. You have more flexible periods of time within to work, and you can have a very impressive finished product with the work of a single person, which is, I would imagine, quite a rare feat in film-making.
Of course, you can go further into it and debate "motionless" media vs the moving. But that's another topic.