#expression sheets

[spiderverseconceptart]

Character expression sheets for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse by Ami Thompson

Miguel O’Hara, Vulture, Hobie Brown, Pavitr Prabhakar (colored sheet), Spider Byte

[sm-baby]

CARNIVAL AU - Pomni Expression Sheets

Every day I thank god (Gooseworx) for providing us Pomni's expression sheets. I look at it a lot. I wanted to add my own with Carnival Pomni :3

[oopsieedaisi]

💀 | Olive and Cherry expressions | 💀

Not much to say about these except I’m super proud of them :] I’m really happy with the range of emotion and expression I was able to capture, and how you get a hint of their personalities just through their expressions :3

‼️REBLOGS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED‼️

But please do not take, use, reupload, sell, edit, redistribute, copy, claim, feed to AI etc.... My work without my written permission, Thank you kindly 💗

[stroobooree]

Slightly rushed face expression sheet for my silly goobers

Puts them in a big glass bowl and spins them around (lovingly)

[doragonlw]

I forgot to post these here woops.

Some expressions sheets for the local homunculus Angel

[breanimatordraws]

My good friend Tariq that's storyboarding on my pilot did some expression sheets of our two mains, Tammy and Sia.

[ak-liano]

Character sheets

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[alareece]

To continue on the theme, here is some fan art of a character that could live in the ©Avatar The Last Airbender Universe. It was fun and challenging to see if I could come up with a character to match the style, and who I thought would have an interesting back story!

[thomasturnerillustration]

Good Morning!! I'm very excited - this is a benchmark for a project I'm planning for next year when I'm teaching exclusively middleschool or high school <3 It's based around self-portraiture, SEL foundations, and animation industry pipeline production standards!! (If you want what follows is pulled directly from my unit lesson plan :) )

Why Teach the Students This/Why teach the Students this Now

   In terms of narrative art, no matter the actual species or make of the main characters, being able to differentiate and visually describe a wide variety of true, deeply felt human emotion is key to engaging storytelling. As students grow older, the stories they desire to tell deepen, necessitating not only the anatomical knowledge, work flows (guidelines, landmarking, undersketching), and technical skills (being able to create a wide array of skintones, hair textures, etc.) but a larger knowledge base surrounding depicting emotion. This project endeavors to give the base tools to creating that pool of knowledge, as well as showing students how to create quick references for themselves using nothing but their own acting abilities and a mirror or a camera.

   In terms of Social Emotional Learning, being able to describe, recognize, and name the emotions and physical sensations that underpin one’s emotions is invaluable at any age. Learning how to identify emotions past the base “happy, mad, sad, bad, scared” allows a person to actually deal with the emotion they’re currently feeling. For example, if you know you feel “bad” but can’t pinpoint what “bad” means, you can’t help yourself fix it. You can fix “tired” with sleep, food, and rest, you can fix “stressed” with chunking out responsibilities into a planned schedule, talking to a friend, or exercising, but you can’t fix plain “bad”. 

   Additionally, recognizing that one’s socialization plays into emotional expression can help a person make sense of how and why different people express their emotions in different ways. This helps not only on an interpersonal basis, but on a character design and visual narrative means as well. Not all the characters in a comic, illustration, or animation should react the same way to the same situational stimuli - their reactions should help give the audience insight into what kinds of lives they’ve lived, the people they’ve known/interacted with, how they perceive themselves, and how their society has treated them. This project aims to expand students' awareness of their own and others’ emotional realities while providing an opportunity to practice basic facial drawing skills that culminates in a tangible goal of creating an industry standard object: an expression model sheet.

[hakhub]

expression sheets are a nightmare and I struggle with consistency, but they're a good exercise even if I'm bad at it! Everyone but Raine has so much more elasticity to their faces while she's very...stunted. XD

[mangocatastrophe]

My son Alchem and his adopted daughter Marla. I didnt want this to have the lighter sketch lines in it, but my dumb ass was drawing on the wrong layer

Alchem was originally @filipnofishstickfailure ‘s but I was given custody because I kept asking if I could keep him. Marla’s all my own creation

[spiderverseconceptart]

Character exploration and expression sheets for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse by Ami Thompson

Jessica, Gwen and Miguel exploration. Jessica Drew, Delilah, Ben Reilly, George Stacy

[scootdoesart]

expression sheets for aymeric and my world of light, rena! wanted to make these for an upcoming sequence I'm working on!

[drakelascivachasity]

New Expressions from Main OCs

Lasciva

Astarte (Lasciva's Human Disguise)

Chasity

[nataliedecorsair]

Try to find every hidden critter in the first art🐸 Also, they did have fun and even flew around together And the aftermath of having fun is here... A lot of things in Hedwig/Yadwiga's Borderlands AU and her relationship with Vaughn is based on the relationship between my husband and I. And today we have another anniversary, so I'm posting these arts to honor it. (the in-game look is a result of me messing around with 3Dmodels + drawing; expression sheets are based on my Disney art studies; the last two arts is how I drew them 8 years ago and now xD) You can read about the characters here More comics and other arts can be found by the Pticenoga hashtag The biggest compilation of art with them + all the new stuff is here

[davvykat]

Otaku Buddies Expression Sheets

Featured characters: Davvy Kat, Scott Finnington, Timothy Spott, BenBen, Geim Woo

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