First, Sesh as a charcoal sketch. She will be joining a group of sketched dancers in this sequence, so she changes from her tight, confining Egyptian dress into a freeing leotard.
Finally, I painted Sesh using oil paints. This is the first time I've ever used oils, so it's not exactly the way I wanted it to turn out. I'm not going to use actual paint for the sequence in which Sesh becomes oil painted (rather, it will be digital in some form or another), but I just wanted to get a feel for the medium.
By the way, if anyone has any suggestions for how to get a consistent oil painted look that can also be animated, please let me know! And feel free to give comments on these designs!
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I don't know how to do oil digitally, so I'm of absolutely no help there. I can only suggest finding a copy of Corel Painter. I've seen some oddly realistic looking oil paintings that were created with that program.
Is your Sesh going to change body types in the end? She just looks really, really skinny in the drawing from the first post in comparison to her dancer body, which is also skinny, but also more muscley.
Sesh (I almost typed Seth, ha!) is kind of giving off a Salma Hayek vibe in these.
P.S. Carder has a good point about the fact that Sesh shrinks and gets buffed out by the time she's a dancer.
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