Line weight art

Gateway Information for Achieving Better Line Work Good day to you all and welcome back. There is a trend currently in many of the art schools I work with with a growing number of students who are eager to get involved with animation, or more specifically with character development.

James Gurney on Instagram: "If you draw in line, there’s a principle called line weight hierarchy. Thicker lines seem closer and more important, while thinner lines float to the background. Examples by Charles Dana Gibson and Gustave Doré at the link."

Gateway Information for Achieving Better Line Work Good day to you all and welcome back. There is a trend currently in many of the art schools I work with with a growing number of students who are eager to get involved with animation, or more specifically with character development.

Learn how to use line weight and cross contour lines to improve your drawing

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DRAW WITH MIKEY: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txp5tYpBkwE&list=PLBVyYeuT_pyp7iZ5OtMNBJYqUfweT9lph SHARE YOUR ART ON FACEBOOK!: https://www.facebook.com/mikeymegamega MORE DRAWING TUTORIALS!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYvVoTYOEm0&list=PLBVyYeuT_pyqBK1EmbnmRh4HXDuvtWBu4 How to give your line art some POP and WOW by using different line weights! This is also used to seperate different parts of your art and imply a sense of depth. I hope you find it useful 😀 Enjoy!! Any […]

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