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5. Hibbert: “Practice Type Sketches,” Paper, 8.5 x 11”, Self Directed, 2015
These were personal practice sketches I did on my own time. The reason I have a variety of types I picked is because I was practicing different styles. One through nine were my attempts at practicing 'anime style' from using characters from shows, as well as to practice character heading turning. Ten and eleven was my own created character I did after I decided to give it my own try. Twelve through fifteen was also practice on heading turning provided by the internet, and how to correctly begin and end a face to get the correct head movement for numerous situations. Sixteen through twenty five was also my practice on realistic drawing from faces to random objects and everyday items.
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