Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 3 & 4
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 5 & 6
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 7 & 8
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 9 & 10
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 11 & 12
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 13 & 14
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 15 & 16
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 17 & 18
Potrait sketch - yellow crayon on reled paper - frame 19 & 20
Potrait sketch animation - yellow line on black background
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 1 & 2
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 3 & 4
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 5 & 6
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 7 & 8
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 9 & 10
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 11 & 12
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 13 & 14
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 15 & 16
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 17 & 18
Potrait final - black fountain pen on reled paper - frame 19 & 20
Potrait final animation - black line on white background
I always like to draw self-potrait, but it's a time when I was boring with single picture, and want to make it more connect, multidimensional, so I though about gif.
At first, I used Fast Burst Camera to take photos of myself moving my head, about 20 frames. Then I did a quick sketch of each frame by yellow crayon, scaned and used Photoshop to crop it in right positions. The result is a sketch animation.
After that, I used black fountain pen to draw over yellow crayon lines, Scaned again and made the final animation.
It took me a sunday to do that project, in the end I really liked the sketch gif more than the final gif, and its good to realized that.
