Sketchbook Thread of Supria

#1

Hi ppl!
I’m an animation student and I’ve been learking in this forum from a long time so I decided to put up my own sketchbook…
I’ll start with some photo reference figures…







Please critique and comment so that I may improve…

-Supria

#2

…contd.

Burne Hogarth studies…Charcoal and conte crayons…

A start on Rubens’ painting…Charcoal…

#3

Hey Supria!
Great to see you start your sketchbook here…
and gr8 start…I like the figures and linework…

keep posting,you’ll enjoy your stay…

Ratul

#4

Hi RD!
Thanx :)…

Here’s a study of Alex Ross’ work…

Some referenced gestures…






C&C welcome and needed…

#5

Hey Supria,

This is a nice start for a sketchbook. You have studies of books, copies of great artists and gestures drawings (they´re very important). My only advice at this point is “try to never stop”: make at least a new drawing (good or bad) each day, until the rest of your life. It can looks too radical, but draftsman are like athetles. They have to trainning everyday to stay in shape (actually I have to addmit I´m kind fat…hehe).

That´s it. Keep posting. I´m plug in you in my Subscribed Threads and will check your improvements.

#6

Hi

I think your a rough diamond but with practice you can shine very brightly :slight_smile:
The talent is there for sure!

Definitely looking forward to see your sketchbook grow

#7

:)! welcome! good start to your sketchbook! i agree with agnaldo, try to do a sketch everyday, no matter what it is. also concentrating on parts of the body is good too, helps so you dont get overwhelmed with the whole figure… as the figure is extremely intimidating. your stuff looks great :smiley: esspecially when i can see you put an underlying structure underneath. those are a great tool, once you understand them they will be your best friend.

look forward to more!

#8

Hi Honey!
I really like these gestures…my favourite being the lady in salwaar kameez…
keep posting…

Ratul

#9

Hi Agnaldo, thank you, I’ll keep in my mind what you have suggested

Hi Johan, Thanks a lot.

Hi Auria, Thank you, I’ll do the parts of the body seperately also :slight_smile:

Hi RD, :slight_smile:

I’m uploading some cartoon work of mine, I hope I am allowed to do so here…







#10

contd…

And some figure studies from Vilppu







#11

contd…



All were done with charcoal…

C&C welcome…

-Supria

#12

Hi …Supria …:wink:

GREAT START TO YOUR THREAD…:thumbsup:

I think that besides learning the basic forms of anatomy from books and photos, …you should also do studies from real life…,to put to use what you have learned from those book and photo studies,…Do studies of people in motion/action from real life …This will really train your eyes, and your minds eye to capture the eccentual for the actions that you will be animating…just a passing thought that might help you out in/on your journy …:slight_smile:
I really like those cartoon figures that you posted by the way…GREAT…:applause:
Really looking forward to seeing more of your works, and progress…:thumbsup:
TAKE CARE
Glenn

#13

Hi Suprialal,

you’ve got a great sketchbook so far! Really like the cartoony drawings and your studies. Can’t wait to see more :slight_smile:

#14

So dang cute. more cartoon characters please:)

#15

Fun work. The cartoons look like studies based on Preston Blair’s Animation book. I really like how your lines have different weights, I think it adds a lot to the drawings.

#16

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