Line weight art

Gateway Information for Achieving Better Line Work Good day to you all and welcome back. There is a trend currently in many of the art schools I work with with a growing number of students who are eager to get involved with animation, or more specifically with character development.

Description Simple little art lessons that either helped me a lot, are mistakes that a lot of new artists make, or are things I personally still need to keep in mind. Edit: The previews didn't really work on deviantart. So I made a different version for here.

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James Gurney on Instagram: "If you draw in line, there’s a principle called line weight hierarchy. Thicker lines seem closer and more important, while thinner lines float to the background. Examples by Charles Dana Gibson and Gustave Doré at the link."