I've had a little project that I've been toiling over for a little while now. My daughter is a Disney Princess nut, and I had the brainwave (or maybe it was a snap) that I'd paint a mural for her. Then I had the big decision to make- do I go for an "On-model" look or stylise them. Amy's retro Disney Pin-ups were a great tempter to go for the stylised option, and it would certainly be more forgiving. But in the end, with some input from my daughter, I went for the "on-model" version.
What was I thinking? They're really hard, and especially trying to nail one style in a drawing and then move onto the next one. Thankfully I have a good collection of model sheets from my time at Disney, not that I drew many of them. Well, Cinderella was the only one actually.
Anyway, here's my first...
1 comment:
I LOVE looking at animation ruffs --i am a clean up enthusiast, I just love the final line result (also love my comics)..female characters (like cinderella) tend to be so hard to draw (although im no pro)..but I hear it from professionals such as yourself that they are not that easy. Could you put some model sheets up? Maybe of cinderella, would appreciate it!
Cheers
Tony
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