03-04-2021, 10:46 AM
On the other hand, I think this has less to do with the tools Vini is using and more so the approach.
If you're looking to go for a less blocky approach I think the best thing you can do is to rough your artwork out then clean it up. There should be videos of animators and illustrators alike who do this very process that you can look into.
Understanding anatomy also helps. Loomis, Peck, and Hogarth would be artists that you want to look into for that as well.
While the tools help in being able to make the art, it also depends on the methods that are used to make the art too, and I think that's where Vini is having more trouble in that regard because he could get either graphics gale and aseprite and still have similar results.
If you're looking to go for a less blocky approach I think the best thing you can do is to rough your artwork out then clean it up. There should be videos of animators and illustrators alike who do this very process that you can look into.
Understanding anatomy also helps. Loomis, Peck, and Hogarth would be artists that you want to look into for that as well.
While the tools help in being able to make the art, it also depends on the methods that are used to make the art too, and I think that's where Vini is having more trouble in that regard because he could get either graphics gale and aseprite and still have similar results.