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Sat 23 Feb 2014Done for class.
I'm actually quite proud of this.
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Impressive! Hands are hard enough on their down, but to have them juggle!
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Thank you! Haha, it was a challenge. I had to look at a lot of reference videos to get it right.
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Awesome job! You should be quite proud of this! This is incredible!
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Even though it's three years old, I still am. Thank you
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Yeah! I still have a done of trouble animated hands and just drawing them properly! XD
That why in all of my art and animation my characters are animals or creatures that wear gloves! XD haha
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It's a normal thing to find tricky. Tracing to understand the anatomy really helpedΒ me when I first started.Β Β Once you have a foundation I'm sure you'll find it easier to draw them in future.Β Taking photos and referencing yourself is also something I do for most of the pictures/animations I work on, even now. I did this whole animation referencing the shapes that the hands made in a juggling video.
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Yeah, thanks for the advice! Yeah, that what I do, take photos of my hands and feet and trace them. Very handy!
I also like to trace some of my favourite cartoon characters, and I usually look at the way they draw hands and it helps.
I still needs tonnes of practice but I am slowly getting there! XD
Cool!
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It's all in the practice. We all have a long way to go as artists, no matter how good you get there's something new to learn. One thing I love about art
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True we always have something to practice, but there is no one way to be an artists. You and I are both artists now! Art isn't defined by one man or a group of people, art is defined by whether or not your are happy with your work. Yes, if you want to make something to hang in the louvre, you would have to practice a lot more, but don't think your work isn't art! You work is pretty incredible! One thing I love about art it can mean different things to different people! XD
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Very nice, be sure to watch the arcs, particularly the red ball at its peak, which distracted me from the hands, which are very nicely done!
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Thanks for taking the time to leave feedback.
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great work u have i wont to animate scene of tony starck trance form can u i will pay for that 250 us send me u r mail if its okΒ
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I've sent you a private inbox with my contact information if you are still interested to discuss this further.
Kind regards
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hi i send u email what i wont
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Wow, this is really good. And I can't believe it has no attention what so ever.
It's so fluid and smooth.
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Thank you very much, it means a lot that you say that!
My work tends to stay fairly under the radar and not get much attention, but every once in a while someone really nice like you leaves a wonderful comment and it makes it all worth while.
Thank you for that
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You are VERY welcome.
It saddens me. I mean, if you watch someone on Deviantart, follow them on twitter or tumblr and other social media, mostly for their artwork, it should be noted that the artist won't always draw fanart, which is mostly what people look for.
I mean, if a person has good enough skill, and room for improvement, it shouldn't matter that it's not fanart, right?
If the artist is good enough, or even great, their art, be it fan or original work, is still as good or as great.
You are welcome, you are very welcome.
And I thank you as well
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Pardon my late reply.
Aww, I see what you mean, and I agree with what you're saying. It's something I've experienced a lot in the past.
On a completely personal note though, I've found that over time it's not really a big deal weather my original artwork (or even the fanart) gets attention or not. Don't get me wrong, if it does get attention that's amazing and I get super happy. And if it doesn't, I still do get a little dishearten like anyone would. But even if it doesn't get attention, I still find that once in a blue moon I get a lovely comment from someone like you that really boosts my spirits, and puts me in a great mood to draw more.
I tend to draw a picture to learn from it, or to de-stress rather than for the attention. Once I've drawn it, that's done, I stare at the picture for a long time and try to learn a little more. I try and see what worked with it and what didn't. Once that's over, I'm done with the picture, and I can let the picture go, and just move on to whatever the next thing I draw is.
I have faith that if I (or likewise any other artist) is good enough, their work will eventually get more well known. And that's the key word. 'Eventually'. They improve, and they get better, and eventually someone spots them, and they get a little more noticed, but in the meantime it's all about improving one step at a time. And when they are noticed, the artist will get known for their style and skill level, not just the content of what they're drawing.
Well, that's my logic anyway.
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Thank you friend!
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You're welcome.Β You're able to do something that not a lot of people can do, and that deserves to be celebrated.
-Chaos
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You're very kind 
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You're welcome.Β
-Chaos
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