Bring Attitude and Expression to Your Animations

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In this lesson John teaches how to work with eye masks and mouths to keep consistency in your animation and drawings, and how to realistically squash and stretch your characters facial expressions.

[@PankajSinghArt]

One of the most underrated channel on RUclips, thanks for sharing!

[@jtwattsmusic]

I can't believe this video doesn't have more likes!

[@pomeroyartacademy]

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it! -John

[@VulpineFury]

The "eyemask" technique is also relevant to 3D computer animation, as you're setting up your models' topology for rigging. Thank you for sharing! (edit for clarity)

[@wisonhendrik5855]

I always had a hard time figure out drawing exaggeration without breaking its proportion even using reference. Especially that one with different side of the eye brows. That using masking area for exaggeration is really insightful. Will try this on study. Thank you for sharing 😃

[@pomeroyartacademy]

Glad I could help!! -John

[@WenhuiMa-v1m]

Thank you, teacher. I have listened to your class carefully and made great progress. It is really useful to me.

[@pomeroyartacademy]

I'm really glad you're making progress! -John

[@sagar7594]

helpful.... thank you so much....

[@crosoverfantastico503]

excelents

[@pomeroyartacademy]

Thanks!