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I need to change my style of art to study 3D animation?

I'm going to study 3D animation from next year. Since I was 10 years I started drawing manga. Now I'm 17 and I moved drawing style comic (Marvel / DC). The thing is, I was wondering whether to change my style to something more like the Pixar films and what kind of material, or stay the realistic style of comics. I am also no studies of anatomy in my drawings, recommendations?

In any endeavor you embark on your greatest tool is knowledge, not a problem of change is a matter of knowledge acquired. His style art is a gift from God to you on how you interpret or view the world. What you do need to grow as an artist is to learn the proper use of anatomy, perspective, and comics and animation, telling the story dynamics. These lessons incorporated into his art will make it a successful illustrator and animator, and will improve your style of art. It's good that you have a background in illustration of the manga, and also experiment with western styles of comics illustration, because the more variety you bring to the table the more work / jobs you will be able to qualify for. It is better to count on Mickey Mouse, The Guyver, the Fantastic Four and just being able to draw Mickey Mouse. His drawing style is what makes your artwork uniquely yours, but knowing the correct technique is illustrated what you will get through the doors of the company in areas of graphics and animation. new styles of learning increases their skills and thus your resume. There are many books you can read about the anatomy, perspective, manga, illustration and comics. I like some of the industry publications such as the Blue Line SKETCH Pro magazine, and Wizard's: How to Draw series, both have the information directly from industry professionals. Check with your local comic shop for more publications, you can find some great deals on writing books. I recently picked up several books on drawing technique, scheduled for low section Trade Paperbacks $ 4.00 each. Continue to take drawing classes, and classes in 3D animation as well, and I'm sure one day we'll see him the ranks of professionals. Remember the number one factor to achieve any goal or dream is determination. God bless your efforts, and he always present you with a portion of their creative spirit. Peace, G.

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