#default guy

“I know he doesn't really count as a "character" but he's definitely a design. And a damn good one at that. There is a reason it is the standard for all manner or signage the world over. It gets accross the idea of "a person" in as few details as possible. Circle for the head, no neck, smooth curves for shoulders and any other bends, nub hands and feet. There's so much there to admire that you don't pay attention to. And it feels like no matter what this guy is doing, wether it be riding a bike, getting mauled my machinery, or slipping on a wet floor, you can always tell at even the slightest glance.”

“I know he doesn't really count as a "character" but he's definitely a design. And a damn good one at that. There is a reason it is the standard for all manner or signage the world over. It gets accross the idea of "a person" in as few details as possible. Circle for the head, no neck, smooth curves for shoulders and any other bends, nub hands and feet. There's so much there to admire that you don't pay attention to. And it feels like no matter what this guy is doing, wether it be riding a bike, getting mauled my machinery, or slipping on a wet floor, you can always tell at even the slightest glance.”

“I know he doesn't really count as a "character" but he's definitely a design. And a damn good one at that. There is a reason it is the standard for all manner or signage the world over. It gets accross the idea of "a person" in as few details as possible. Circle for the head, no neck, smooth curves for shoulders and any other bends, nub hands and feet. There's so much there to admire that you don't pay attention to. And it feels like no matter what this guy is doing, wether it be riding a bike, getting mauled my machinery, or slipping on a wet floor, you can always tell at even the slightest glance.”

“I know he doesn't really count as a "character" but he's definitely a design. And a damn good one at that. There is a reason it is the standard for all manner or signage the world over. It gets accross the idea of "a person" in as few details as possible. Circle for the head, no neck, smooth curves for shoulders and any other bends, nub hands and feet. There's so much there to admire that you don't pay attention to. And it feels like no matter what this guy is doing, wether it be riding a bike, getting mauled my machinery, or slipping on a wet floor, you can always tell at even the slightest glance.”

Film studies animation I did in 2 days