We have a great drawing class at work for story artists that focuses on capturing the acting and the pose rather than studying anatomy. We have two improv actors come in and act out scenes that we come up with. They never stop moving and while they're improvising we try to capture the pose and the story. I like to take it a step further and try and capture the pose but also draw the character I see in my head while they're acting. It's great practice for both the artists and actors. Here are a couple of my scribbles:


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Great stuff!
These are really awesome sketches!!! I love the wild, loose lines, great characters too!!
GREAT sketches Paul.
Been a while since I've been on the blog so Congrats on the birth of LEO as well!!!
Happy New Year!
Thanks for the comment Paul, I really like youre linework in these sketches. They're so loose and full of energy.
These are fantastic. I especially love page two with the butler and the holding of the dying man.
Fun!..I like the extra step you took to visualize your imagined characters.- these are marker on paper-no?
Amazing!
These are great sketches!
Thanks everyone!
John - Happy New Year - I'm ready for your book!
I wish we had something like this here in Brazil, this gesture classes...
These are awesome. I tend to use a warm grey marker for my underdrawing but I love the way this orange, red marker looks. Beuatiful stuff.
These are GREAT!
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