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one would assume dynamic lines would result in a dynamic pose but i was looking at steven universe official artwork and notice how although the lines are very straight, the drawings always look full life and personality. how do they achieve this when the character design is so blocky and the lines so rigid?
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here is for comparison
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It's just the style Rebecca Sugar created.
>>2700960
lol you're cringey af
at least OP isn't worshipping Andrew Loomis and getting salty over Sycra
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>>2700971
So you admit to it? wow that was easy
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>>2700971
>I like sycra
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>>2700947
>Steven Universe
>drawings always look full life and personality
You know you can get banned for shitposting, right?
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>>2700999
you're cancer
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generally in order to make a pose interesting artists resort to extreme foreshortening, multiple lines to convey the gesture, and very curve line art. the SU artwork does the complete opposite yet still feels natural
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Fucking kill yourself OP.
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>abandon topic
thread dies
>confront shitposters
feeding the trolls
>focus on the subject providing more info
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>>2700953
i'm only guessing, but maybe it's just Sugar's art style, and concept art. maybe it's just because it gets sort of translated over that way due to animation stuff.. or something like that.
either that or they specifically asked the animators/storyboard to use that blocky style.
again, just guessing, take it with a grain of salt
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Gesture man
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