pencil envy

[ginasketch]

Sigh. I'm so tired. I've just coloured loads of animation and it looks really wobbly. I'm not about to give up, but I'm near close to screaming and throwing my lightdesk against the wall. I wish I could animate as solidly as Glen Keane does (I realize that's asking alot.) I really need to practice, but due to NEWI's unreasonable deadlines I hardly have time.

I mean, look at how solid his drawings of Pocahontas are. I know the film isn't great and certainly not historically accurate, but I could watch the way her hair moves forever. Its animated so exquisitely.

As opposed to my crud: Cleaned up frame. Sigh...back to colouring.

Comments

[firefira.livejournal.com]

Oh, shh. I love the character and facial expression of your animated characters - the way the eyes and the eyebrows move, especially. Don't put yourself down - especially if you are doing it because someone alot older who works in the industry does prettier hair ;)

[evillottie.livejournal.com]

Bollocks. Your OHG isn't crud.

Im not in anyway informed about the animation process, but

[wieselkind.livejournal.com]

your pictures are wonderfully characterful. Plus dont they have peopel to do the dirty work of cleaning up frames?

Also i found a post card in my collection that i think you might like, its a demon/devil chap dancing with a blind folded girl. If you like the sound of it i can send it to you.

[beetlegeezer.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't worry! You kickass!