Yellow stickers and blue noodles

Back in art school, in character design class, Ken Southworth (➚) strongly encouraged me to diversify well-tried designing methods (such as 'Basic Sides/Top, Bottom And Sides', 'Think With Forms, Not Lines' etc.). So, I came up with the 'Post-it Mummy' or 'Yellow Stickers And Blue Noodles' method.

It surely was nothing to write home about but I had fun and it helped me to set off a character's perspectival features. "It is" Ken said, "perfectly weird, but interesting."

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Back in art school, in character design class, Ken Southworth strongly encouraged me to diversify well-tried designing methods (such as 'Basic Sides/Top, Bottom And Sides', 'Think With Forms, Not Lines' etc.). So, I came up with the 'Post-it Mummy' or 'Yellow Stickers And Blue Noodles' method. It surely was nothing to write home about but I had fun and it helped me to set off a character's perspectival features. "It is" Ken said, "perfectly weird, but interesting." #characterdesignclass #characterdesign #vanarts #KenSouthworth #drawingtechniques #drawingmethods #animationdesign #perspective #artschool

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Florian Satzinger Paperwalker (@floriansatzinger) am Okt 4, 2020 um 10:04 PDT

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#characterdesignclass #characterdesign #vanarts #kensouthworth #drawingtechniques #drawingmethods #animationdesign #perspective