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I don’t know, man. I’ve watched some of those videos where he goes to the store and he’s not much louder. I think it’s something in the intonation and cadence.
man, you almost went full Bob Ross! I always would watch him when I could, but never really painted like him it seemed to hard! But the show I dreamt of, "a soft- voiced, gentle instructor of comic- drawing!" good stuff!
Two things I'd love to see from you in the future: 1. More anatomy lessons. I realize anatomy is mostly something you've internalized over many years of illustrating, but hearing you think of ways of to describe these internalizations (thinking of the deltoids as sea shells) are helpful for beginner-intermediate artists. 2. An episode looking at time management strategies for comic book artists. How to set and meet deadlines, how to plan out the art for a book based on time constraints.
My grandmother tried to teach me 8 heads for years. I could never grasp it, until I turned 16-17. You brought me back fond memories of her trying to teach me this...
Wondertwin Powers Activate! Shape of: A deltoid! > Hole in Ozone Layer Holes in ozone seem to come and go naturally at the poles. The old, pre-90s aerosol seemed to be contributing to making them expand abnormally. That was what was seen as a danger. Current spray cans do not have this attribute. The old aerosol that seemed to be contributing to ozone problems was phased out a long time ago.
fugg mox It can be, what I did was slowly move from that position. Slightly turn hand, foot, head, then turn the torso. You'll have the character walking, running and jumping in just a few days of drawing.
It's fantastic how you feel the anatomy right away, I've learned something! Also your voice is especially sexy when you're whispering I hope such a notion won't make you uncomfortable 💞
Thigh tutorials and different angles of the body and face would be absolutely incredible as well as poses. Also damn, I didn’t know you had piano and singing skills, that was fantastic, great video man. I also had one question: Do you use .5mm mechanical pencils for your drawings (pencil portions anyway)? I recently got one and I’m in love with it. I was using a .9mm for 6 months so this jump in thickness felt so fresh. You also sorta drew Spider-Man, if you made an “anyone can draw Spider-Man”, that would make my wholes year as he’s my “favourite character in all of literature” as a certain slot machine would say (Dan Slott) - even though he doesn’t treat the character like it
Check out Ethans video called TOOLS THE COMICS PROS USE FOR LESS THAN $100! I'll show you! I believe he purchased a 2mm lead holder and then sharpens the heck out of it.
I have so many books that explain the eight heads rule for heroic figures, but seeing it done, professionally, really explains a lot. Great upload! Yeah, whatever happened to that hole in the ozone layer? :)
The hole is shrinking since many chloroflluorocarbons have been replaced with kinder chemicals. The CFCs acted as catalysts to destroy ozone. Strangely enough, ozone is a BAD thing down at surface because it is harmful for jpeople to breathe. If they could make CFCs that didn't rise, it would kill two birds with one stone.
Doctor Fantastic Don't worry about it. Wolverine is only 5'3" and he can still be a hero. I don't know how many heads high he is. He is actually one of the few heroes I'm taller than. Even short characters like Supergirl is shorter than me by 1 inch. I'm the same height as Hawkgirl. I'm also 1 inch shorter than Catwoman and Black Canary. Canonically those two are 5'7".
Hi Ethan! My name is Thurman. I have some drawing talent. In high school art class they'd set up still life stuff to draw and I'd add faces on the bottles and stuff cause still life was boring so I cartooned it up. I have some drawing talent and I like cartoons and superhero comic book style art. It's always been a dream of mine to create a comic strip or comic book of my own. Any advice for a aspiring wanna be comic artist to start out on? My favorite hero is Superman. I'm 41 now and I still dream of doing art. It's a passion of mine. So any advice from a seasoned veteran comic artist would be helpful and appreciated.
If our ribcage is lovely, why does it look like someone else's head is sticking out of it? Huh? HUH? I'm just glad I got Squirrel Girl (and none of you did). > The one thousand names for the midpoint ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vg9ruee3Vos.html
hmm, you're not explaining perspective at all, or why you chose to draw an under curve rather than over curve for things like biceps. I'd really find it helpful to understand a professional artists thought process for selecting a pose. how exactly do you determine what pose you want?
