Had a lot of fun with these! I did line master studies from Claire Wendling, Jordi Lafebre and the last one was more for fun but I did some from Yukinobu Tatsu.

Tried again after watching the demo. Not really happy with it but I understand the excersice better.

The tracing went very well I think. Had a bit of trouble with line weight for light.

I tried it twice and will probably try it again tomorrow.

Was doing these in a park and got a bit distracted drawing people. These excercises really help!

Hi, my name is Nikki and my goal is to learn exaggerated perspective for animation and to learn to use perspective creatively in storyboard for good visual storytelling. My favourite artists are: - Richard Williams: I love how he can move the camera freely in his traditional animations. His characters have so much volume and life even when stylised. - Satoshi Kon: He has a more realistic style and I love the way he uses perspective and movement to tell his stories. Very dynamic and great shot transitions! - Megumi Ishitani: I love Oda his perspective in One Piece but I was blown away when I saw Ishitani her directing of One Piece episodes. Her use of perspective and colour is very dynamic and playful and I absolutely love it! - Juanjo Guarnido: I really love his cinematic approach to still images and the detail in his panels. There are a lot more artists (especially animators) that I love but these four capture the direction I want to go in right now.

Not really happy with these. I am not really good with volume so I will have to practice that a lot more! Tried drawing from the refference first to get an idea of the shapes but the shape language in my own designs could be a lot better. Feedback is very welcome!

Happy with how these turned out. I think I can show more volume and I added to much detail.