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Inspiration: Dmitry Belyukin
Like many artists, I collect folders of inspiring art from around the internet. I want to take a moment to highlight a favorite of mine, Dmitry Belyukin. Belyukin is a contemporary Russian realist painter of landscapes and historical scenes. I don't remember how I first found him, but I know it was when I was searching for inspiration for background painting for illustration. I hope you enjoy his work as much as I do! A…
YESTERDAY’S POST
retrofitting
July 25, 2024 - Hey all! Hope you're having a good summer so far. Been working on things I can't talk about yet, but spare time I'm still charging ahead with this animation stuff! Since the first animation test was so environment heavy I've lately Been concentrating on character design. I took most of the characters in the book and redesigned them to be more animation friendly. It's been a fun exercise taking each character and trying to find things I could push further while refining the shapes and making them generally easier to draw. Once I had the most of the cast redrawn I selected a few characters to do full turnarounds of. This was super a super useful exercise in figuring out each character's shapes in space as well as the general language of the line work…
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