Warm up exercise. @ArtandAnimationofChrisScalf
Warm up exercise.  @ArtandAnimationofChrisScalf
Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Very "imperfect" drawing exercise-- strictly for warm-up. Working as a commercial artist, I have a LOT of rapid fire deadlines that must be done very quickly... Sometimes an agency will ask for 6-12 key frames/drawings within a couple of hours. This is where it is crucial to practice this kind of drawing. Admittedly, the more frames you have to do in a short amount of time, the less detail there is gonna be. Therefore, these exercises help to be able to push farther and farther each time, resulting in memorable performances for clients.
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Warm up exercise.

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