Some Ursa practice. I was strugglin' to find a good pose for her and I still don't really care for the one I went with. I decided it would be better for her eyelashes to be showing when they're closed or partly open.
I wanted to make a gender comparison page, but the rest of the drawing wasn't going as planned. So I started fooling around with it. Bear was less than amused. x3
I tried making another gender comparison page with a more successful result, but I hate how flippin' stiff their poses look!
Argh, those mini sketches...Ursa looks like an old bear. >.< I have no comment on Ojo. Bear looks ok though.
Like I said, I was struggling with finding inspiration for good poses, so I found some pictures of real, stuffed, and cartoon bears and roughly sketched their figures. I'm not sure if this actually helped. xD Heh, they kinda remind me of the
Fighting Wire Frames.
And here is where I currently am in drawing theses characters. I'm happier with the poses this time around and I have a better understanding in how to drawing the adult bears. The first sketch is based on the Pip and Popcorn minigame from the show's Playstation game. The second is based off 0ne of
Ojo's stock photos. I didn't know what type of motion lines would work best for her pose, so I didn't add any...
I think Ursa was another sketch that was originally supposed to be Bear. I didn't feel like drawing her rose. Or the detail in her fan. Or her shawl. Or the rest of her body for that matter.
For the last one, I wanted him to make a
"Oh, you..."/"Good one!" expression, but his body looked more like it was going in a different direction and I went for this view. I thought the expression I gave him looked rather "
trollish", so I tossed "UMAD?" in there. Doing this reminded me of a friend who loves using that face and trolling in general, but really hates Bear for some reason. I sent a picture of it to him through my phone and he still has replied back to it. He mad. :3
That's it for now, I'm working on a mouse study at the moment and I'm also trying to put some OC's out on paper for an ongoing comic I want to make.