Screening Room #3

Artist: Jim McDevitt
Type: Professional
Title: Limbo Bunny

“I come from a very technical background. My professional work is in technical drawings along with 3d modeling. My spare time is taken by drawing more warmer and hopefully humorus type subjects. I have started freelancing my hand drawn "cartoon" work to some publications. My question is "How low can he go?" I'M KIDDING! I just want to know if the LOOK of my character makes you smile? Thanks!”~ Jim

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Feb 9, 2001

Name = Mike Mallory
Review = Great
Comments = Very Asymmetric. I like it. It did make me smile. :)

Name = Dave
Review = Good
Comments = In the context of a single drawing it's good. It's very humerous and has an interesting style. My main concern would be if you're thinking of animating this character, then the construction of the character's arms and legs will need to be more defined. The head is also an area to look at, just having eyeballs resting on a nose is ok for a one-off drawing but balancing them on the nose like that for animated characters could cause problems.

Name = Erik Haagsman
Review = Good
Comments = Yep, makes me smile. No problems there, it's just the twist in its neck and the turn of his head that works a bit confusing. It's not really clear which way he's moving. Still, it's good and goofy looking so who gives a toss?

Name = Ilsoap
Review = Good
Comments = I like the character, but when looking at the drawing, it's hard to figure out what direction he is pointing. What I mean is, put your finger over the leg and arm on the far side of his body. Then it looks like he's pointing towards the right. If you put your finger over his head, then the rest of his body looks better... I don't know how to describe how to fix it, hopefully someone else who visits can better explain it.

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