I forgot how long clean-up and inbetweens take. It was very naive to assume that I could do it in a day. Nonetheless, here we have finished inbetweened clean-up!
The great thing about doing this whole scene myself was it's taught me a lot about my process and how I work, so I can easier relay this to my wonderful clean-up artists/inbetweeners from now on. Ie. Having done it mysef, I feel in a better position to be able to explain what I want from the crack team we've assembled. It's given me confidence. :)
So Scene 1 Duke, all done. It's now going to be blown up to a larger scale and retraced to enhance the line quality before we start manipulating it for the reflection/jewel effect. In that process the sash and medals will also be added -all courtesy of the wonderful Lyndsy. :D Lyndsy, I love you. You're a star.
Cracking on with another scene now, yaaaaay!
Where's his sash and medals, Freya?
ReplyDeleteRead the post Mark :P
ReplyDeleteDon't suppose this is hosted somewhere else as well? I can't get the video to work on either of your blogs :(
ReplyDeleteGreat Freya, maybe the hold when he first puts his hand on his chest could be a little shorter to let it flow better, i feel the gesture is a little broken as is and there is spare time anyway, what do you think?
ReplyDeleteFixed, I think. Kieran 'Genius' Baxter just taught me the wonders of Youtube embedding. You learn something new...
ReplyDeleteWho is this "Lyndsy" character? =O
ReplyDeleteHehe, looking forward to it =)
Who is this "Genius" character? Where do I find him?
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