Spirit Bridge Studio
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You're welcome, keep it up! 🤍
November 24, 2025 at 7:54 PM
You're welcome, keep it up! 🤍
We would make the far arm a little shorter and we would have the near side and far side foot landing on slightly different planes. Apart from that, it works so well and is stylised so effectively that it already works. Well done!!! 🤍👏
November 24, 2025 at 2:10 PM
We would make the far arm a little shorter and we would have the near side and far side foot landing on slightly different planes. Apart from that, it works so well and is stylised so effectively that it already works. Well done!!! 🤍👏
This is really very effective and great fun so we're hesitant to offer a suggestion for making improvements. If we were to do anything, we would consider that the arm and leg that are further from the camera are in perspective so they could be foreshortened.
November 24, 2025 at 2:10 PM
This is really very effective and great fun so we're hesitant to offer a suggestion for making improvements. If we were to do anything, we would consider that the arm and leg that are further from the camera are in perspective so they could be foreshortened.
Thank you! 🤍 We loved opening the door to our creative magic for you. Enjoy Bucky!!! 💜
November 21, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Thank you! 🤍 We loved opening the door to our creative magic for you. Enjoy Bucky!!! 💜
A really strong character, whose personality comes across very well in the poses. You have really used the spine to add dynamism to the images and the ears are brilliantly placed to be utilised as hair. They will definitely add to the character when they are in a moving pose. Awesome stuff! 🤍
November 21, 2025 at 11:41 AM
A really strong character, whose personality comes across very well in the poses. You have really used the spine to add dynamism to the images and the ears are brilliantly placed to be utilised as hair. They will definitely add to the character when they are in a moving pose. Awesome stuff! 🤍
We would also experiment with body type and age. You clearly have drawing skills and you are able to draw upon a range of styles for inspiration, so we have no doubt that your work will just keep progressing. 🤍
November 19, 2025 at 11:30 AM
We would also experiment with body type and age. You clearly have drawing skills and you are able to draw upon a range of styles for inspiration, so we have no doubt that your work will just keep progressing. 🤍
Moving forward, we think your characters would benefit from being placed in a range of different poses. The pose alone can communicate a lot about the character. Experimenting with line weights can also add a real sense of dimension to your characters.
November 19, 2025 at 11:30 AM
Moving forward, we think your characters would benefit from being placed in a range of different poses. The pose alone can communicate a lot about the character. Experimenting with line weights can also add a real sense of dimension to your characters.
You see the full vision! We’re pouring our hearts into bringing that animated series to life. 💜🤍 Thanks for the love 🫶
November 17, 2025 at 10:03 AM
You see the full vision! We’re pouring our hearts into bringing that animated series to life. 💜🤍 Thanks for the love 🫶
You're welcome! 💜
November 14, 2025 at 8:59 PM
You're welcome! 💜
Moving forward, we'd be tempted to start experimenting with greater contrasts. You might also want to play with more than one light source so you can add highlights. It really adds depth to a character or creature. That being said, the diffused light you have used is very effective. Nicely done!
November 14, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Moving forward, we'd be tempted to start experimenting with greater contrasts. You might also want to play with more than one light source so you can add highlights. It really adds depth to a character or creature. That being said, the diffused light you have used is very effective. Nicely done!
The first and most notable thing is the pose. This is dramatic and communicates a sense of drama. The trailing tail adds to the sense of movement and dimension. The brush work is also consistent, with a real sense of how the surface texture sits on top of the creature.
November 14, 2025 at 10:23 AM
The first and most notable thing is the pose. This is dramatic and communicates a sense of drama. The trailing tail adds to the sense of movement and dimension. The brush work is also consistent, with a real sense of how the surface texture sits on top of the creature.
Don't mention it, you keep it up! 🤍
November 13, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Don't mention it, you keep it up! 🤍
Another practical consideration is about the adornments. Are they teeth? Feathers? We ask, as a hunter will need to be stealthy and quiet. Apart from that there is a real sense that you have really considered the design and we're impressed by your experimentation with different colours. 🤍
November 12, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Another practical consideration is about the adornments. Are they teeth? Feathers? We ask, as a hunter will need to be stealthy and quiet. Apart from that there is a real sense that you have really considered the design and we're impressed by your experimentation with different colours. 🤍
A very good rotation that comprehensively shows all of the detailing. As it's a hunter, we do wonder whether a bare stomach and legs would be practical for prolonged periods outside in all types of weather.
November 12, 2025 at 10:12 AM
A very good rotation that comprehensively shows all of the detailing. As it's a hunter, we do wonder whether a bare stomach and legs would be practical for prolonged periods outside in all types of weather.
Don't mention it! That's awesome, you keep it up! 🤍
November 7, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Don't mention it! That's awesome, you keep it up! 🤍
You've also not fallen into the trap of only creating characters of the same age. They are clearly different ages, which is fantastic. If you are able to do this with faces then we imagine you will be able to (or already do!) apply the same facility to body types. Well done. Keep drawing!! 🤍
November 7, 2025 at 10:41 AM
You've also not fallen into the trap of only creating characters of the same age. They are clearly different ages, which is fantastic. If you are able to do this with faces then we imagine you will be able to (or already do!) apply the same facility to body types. Well done. Keep drawing!! 🤍
A lovely range of shapes and application of shape language. You have managed to create a breadth of clearly different characters while retaining your own particular style. We're particularly impressed by the variation in hair styles.
November 7, 2025 at 10:40 AM
A lovely range of shapes and application of shape language. You have managed to create a breadth of clearly different characters while retaining your own particular style. We're particularly impressed by the variation in hair styles.
Awesome stuff, then! You're welcome; keep it up! 🤍🫶
November 6, 2025 at 10:32 AM
Awesome stuff, then! You're welcome; keep it up! 🤍🫶
Avian characters have their own challenges, but you have a good grasp of your character and have started on a really constructive footing. Well done!! 🤍🫶
November 6, 2025 at 10:08 AM
Avian characters have their own challenges, but you have a good grasp of your character and have started on a really constructive footing. Well done!! 🤍🫶
There are some great examples online and you can see how they use horizontal lines. Running from key parts of the face (or body for a full body rotation) to ensure the proportions and positioning are correct. It's also a very enjoyable exercise.
November 6, 2025 at 10:08 AM
There are some great examples online and you can see how they use horizontal lines. Running from key parts of the face (or body for a full body rotation) to ensure the proportions and positioning are correct. It's also a very enjoyable exercise.
If you haven't already we would use a rotation/turnaround. Starting with a front & profile view side by side, figure out what the 3 quarter angle looks like. And of course a view from the back of the head, using the front view for guidance. They should all be drawn in a straight line, side by side.
November 6, 2025 at 10:07 AM
If you haven't already we would use a rotation/turnaround. Starting with a front & profile view side by side, figure out what the 3 quarter angle looks like. And of course a view from the back of the head, using the front view for guidance. They should all be drawn in a straight line, side by side.