Walk cycle tests and line drawings in Quill

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 Walk cycle tests, using a model created in Quill. Although Sally talks only of drawing legs, I wanted to create a model that I could then draw legs over. Drawing the whole figure enables me to create a rise and fall with the walk cycle, so that the legs will also give the impression of being connected to an entire body

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