Gestures of distress, excitement (like waiting for a new episode of Power Rangers), despair (which needs more work) lifting a heavy object and quick gesture practice while attempting to capture my art history lecturer on paper. I know, lol anatomy. I'm practicing!
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You know what sucks? Okay, we come from the Art department where we learn how to draw all the anatomy in proportion. When I took 318, I had to break out of that and draw stuff OUT of proportion. Apparently, my blind contours were way better than everything else. :P It's like learning one thing, and teaching myself how to turn that skill off. hehehe.
Anyways, when drawing gestures for the poses that you will pose on a pre-rigged character later(which is what I'm assuming you're doing), keep it simple and easy to read. Imagine your pose in sillhouette. Is it still readable/ can you still tell what's going on?
Keep it up, eh?^^
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