I've almost gone full circle on my new animation project. It feels weird that I'm not drawing frames that look so similar to my first frame.

Speaking of which, I noticed a mistake on my first frame and had to revisit it. The lower half of the model's leg should have been visible and not fully hidden behind her thigh. I've made the adjustment, but you guys won't see it until I post the completed animation.

To sum up the project for those who don't want to read the post linked above, I'll be making 24 drawings of the same pose from different angles and then putting them together into an animation that gives the viewer a 360° view of the model.

Before I reveal the new frame, I'd like to make a shameless plug:

I'm currently hosting an art contest with the theme: "Scenes of Nature". There is a prize pool of 20 SBD. If you're interested, please look at the post and create some art!

Here's the Twenty-First Drawing

All Completed Frames Side by Side

When it became obvious that the lighting of the photos wasn't lining up nicely, I made a decision: Rather than painstakingly trying to match them all in Photoshop, I'll just reshoot all of the photos once I'm done drawing to ensure consistent lighting conditions.

Previous Figure In Motion Frames

01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

~Seth