Late review of the work done on Thursday and Weekend research.

Hey Guys!
Work done on the Thursday 18th of March

As I didn't complete the complete line art before class, I had to complete the line art during class time. So this was the complete line art.

During the weekend I did notice that the ear wasn't right as the side view showed a flick on the tip of the ear, but the 3/4 views did not. So I'll have to edited that soon. The gap in the bun on the 3/4 needs to be less too.

Ruby (tutor) notice that the hand on the hip, proportionally was incorrect too. So have to fix that too, making the hand a bit bigger.

Before tomorrow I need to fix these mistakes and add colour.

Note to self: NEVER DO A POSE FOR 8 POINT TURNS!

Ruby messaged us on Discord about YouTube videos and links to look at and feed back.

Above Ruby's Channel to her tutorials to help us do shading onto our characters. Which I would like to do, but unsure for time.

https://www.cartoonbrew.com/streaming/7-tips-for-building-a-successful-animation-channel-on-youtube-173406.html

I'm interested in the link Ruby put up for us as one,  I'm looking into putting my work onto YouTube to start my own story telling and two, Welcome to the Hazbin Hotel" is one of my favourite animations on YouTube and think to get words from the creator.

Some notes from the link of "7 Tips For Building a Successful Animation Channel On YouTube". These points are from the link.

1. Just Start Somewhere
2. Be Strategic about Uploads
3. Don't wait/try and get perfection
4. Engage with your followers
5. Don't fixate on YouTube income alone
6. Collaborate
7. Commit long-term

Completed colour, but will refine later.

Ruby response to this turn around:

Which I agree with, but unsure how to turn down the brightness as I would like a bright blonde.