Disney and Ghibli studies.

in Sketchbook2 months ago

Hi everyone! 😊

At first I wanted to focus my character design studies on Ghibli characters, but I quickly realised that they weren't as easy as they looked, it's a style in itself and the codes look quite difficult to learn.
In fact, I've never been a fan of the manga style of drawing, I've never practised its style and proportions. Maybe that's why it doesn't look familiar to me.

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As I have encountered difficulties, I left Ghibli studies for this time and I went through Disney characters. I tried to study the female Disney archetype and the proportions of the face.

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It's very precise, because if I don't get the proportions right, the result looks like a cheap counterfeit 😂

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To sum up, the Disney archetype can looks like a realistically proportioned child - the eyes are large for the face compared to a real adult.
It is made for appealing, as we usually found babies cute in real life, roundness and big eyes appear to us beautiful, pleasant.
So it is a combination of children's proportions, but with adult features, that makes this look appealing and credible.

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I hope you will like it 😊

See you soon for more.

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El estilo de Disney es bueno abordarlo desde el metodo Loomis, aunque debes tener presente que los ojos siempre van a ocupar un tercio mas de lo que deberìan en un construcciòn normal, y ya para el estilo de Hayao Miyazaki yo te recomiendo que comiences a mirar las acuarelas y la construcciòn desde allì, ya que una vez miras sus procesos vas a encontrar que ciertos rasgos en los rostros estan puestos de dicha manera porque han sido ilustrados con acuarelas.

Muy interesante, lo investigaré, gracias.