How the fuck do animators draw dynamic poses like this, do they

Have you ever practiced drawing?

if you master basic human anatomy and basic of perspective, you can cook up many fascinating poses and shit from your head.

Then there's the good ol' artist mannequins, and a lot of animation can be also first rendered in low detail in 3D, on top of which finer details are drawn.

>>160265962
this though in the end.

>>160265979
Thanks anons I've always wondered that.

>>160265930
>>>/ic/

>>160265930
When you aren't allowed any food until you make the drawing your boss wants, you get good at it fast.

the squish and flatten stuff intrigues me

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>>160265930
They use this when they learn drawing.

>>160265930
L O O M I S

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>>160265930
They are born with infinite knowledge and have magic eyes capable of seeing the world through anime lenses.

>>160265930
10,000 hours since spent drawing will do that

>>160266073
Yes, but drawing mannequins only serve as a model for reference, like a brainstorm on how you'd like something to look. To really understand pose and musculature, as well as how clothing and lighting sits on top of all that, takes a lot of observation, study, and practice.

>>160265930

I remember this scene. This took place before Re: Creators turned to shit. I had such high hopes for this show and then episode 4 happened.

>>160267080
>To really understand pose and musculature, as well as how clothing and lighting sits on top of all that, takes a lot of observation, study, and practice.
If you're trying to paint something high quality that you really care about, sure.

Basic one-tone shading in anime is hardly rocket science though.

>>160265930
Some animators are just that good.

>>160265962
This, basically.

>>160265930
That's not even that great you retard.