Reference Images

[robgale]

@tessaw Isn't it!? I don't know how it's cool with the studios, but they seem to be legit and sticking around.

[MF James]

@robgale Wow! Who has time to do a website like that? ..... I'm glad someone does. It's great.
But you do need to see the films before to know what you can get out of them. Very useful indeed.
It's in my bookmarks forever more

[robgale]

@mf-james I know! I am constantly amazed at what people find the time to DO on the internets. Glad you found it useful!

[Gary Wilkinson]

Thank you so much for everyone's replies and help. @smceccarelli I managed to find a couple of those posefile books for pretty cheap (perks of living in Japan) so thank you for letting me know about those and the other books!

@robgale @TessaW Great idea about using movies as reference, and that website is a gem!

[Julia]

Hello Gary,

In addition, for a more modern look, you can use sites providing photos free of right such as :
https://www.pexels.com/search/children/
https://stocksnap.io/search/children
https://unsplash.com/search/photos/children

not perfect but adding variety to your resources

Show us what you create! See if you surpass Carl Larsson!
https://goo.gl/images/BRb8Re

[Sas]

@robgale Oh whoa! That's an awesome website! Thank you so much for sharing that! Perspective studies, here I come!!!

[Chip Valecek]

Inline with what @robgale posted, here is a site with all cartoon screengrabs: https://animationscreencaps.com/

[StudioLooong]

@chip-valecek wow, this site is great!

[robgale]

@sas Cool! Post your studies! I would love to see how other people use these sites for studying.

[Sas]

@robgale I think it will be more try to copy environmental scenes to understand it better