Hey all!

Well, here are a few coursework assignments from the Animation class I'm taking... minus the Spongebob... he was out of boredom lol. I'm studying to be an animator... I want to make my own anime and Manga one day as well. I'd love to hear what you all have to say.

Maybe when I get my life sorted out I can open some kind of art studio shop thing for everyone bleh - getting ahead of myself.

Well here are some:

Tinkerbell from Walt Disney's Peter Pan:


Ariel from Disney's The Little Mermaid:



Spongebob Squarepants drawn at the school Dry Erase board:


Princess Aurora from Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty:


Wabbit:









I'd love to hear any CONSTRUCTIVE criticism if you have it. If you have an idea for me to draw, Let me know. Next I'll show you some of my Anime style drawings. Anyway, thanks for checking it out everyone!

:yumeh1:

wow your art is amazing!i love the tinkerbell!

Thank you very much! :)

The Princess Aurora drawing is quite lovely and by far my favorite. I just love the flowing pose.

A medium for coloring that you may be interested in (and easy to carry) is Pastel Pencils. They are very smooth and blend marvelously, but do not have as much of a mess. Just a thought. :)

I can't really say anything else. XP Great work, I hope to see more!

Xellora
your very welcome

I love the little mermaid ^^. She is my favortie princess. I love how close you were able to copy the disney character.

@AlbaRosaria: I have a set. they do blend nicely when I've seen them used but I'm not too skilled in the coloring aspect of things. I can sketch or line draw practically anything you show me.. but coloring has got to be my weakest point. Thank you for the comment!

@SorrowsxEnd: Thanks! I drew these straight from memory. Disney is my all time favorite, I've been studying his style of drawing since I was young - to draw like Disney - I'm glad to hear I've come close to my goal. Thanks!

Ahhhh, Disney. Classic brilliance. Keep it at!! It's hard for me to imitate Disney style without good references lying around. I tried to draw the new villain from the Princess and the Frog the moment I got back from the theaters but it didn't turn out as well as it could have. xD I think if I draw him two or three more times I'd have it down and I'd never forget how, though.

Animation is a lot of fun... but doing almost, but not quite, the same thing frame after frame after frame... it gets tiring. Dx It pays off, though! I've got Flash and a tablet I'll animate every now and then... but without getting paid... I lose interest too fast.

@SSCeles: I need to work on that >__< everytime I try to animate something always goes wrong... it gets difficult for me. I need a LOT of practice heh. I've been saving for a tablet as well n__n hopefully I can get one soon :D I'm completely obsessed with Disney.. maybe that's why I can do it so well n__n when I try to draw other cartoons from Nickelodeon or Cartoon Network it never comes out right /: it's good but it's not great... unless I have reference of course hehe

:o if i didn't know better I'd think it was a picture that was traced off a Disney book/picture xD But its really beautiful i love the sponge bob and tinker bell pics most <3

Wahaha - these are pretty awesome. I remember that scene in The Little Mermaid ^ ^ I can't recall what scene the Tinker Bell one is...surely one where Pan's attention is drawn to Wendy though for sure =D
From the work you've posted, you're working on 2D animations?

Nice works!, I have dabbled in a bit of stop motion animation with light painting photography, it is hard work but fun. Good luck with your animations!

Good work. I'd be interested in seeing some original works.

Some pointers in coloring?
I used Prismacolored pencils. They're a hard medium to get used to, but if you practice, your own style is sure to shine through.

I'm not sure what medium you use, but it looks similar to colored pencils. If you want to give it a swing, I'd try:
Going over the section you're coloring in small, very, very, very light circles. Color that whole section lightly. Then, with the direction of your lighting in mind, start shading where the shadows would be while pressing down harder on the pencils. You wills tart to create highlights and shadows, and it will add to the depth. Just continue this process with the other sections as needed.
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I'd like to see some original art since I know for sure all except the rabbit are Screen caps from other shows, movies, and images. It's easy to copy an image from somthing else I'd like to see you make somthing of your own.... Is the rabbit your own work? :0