Showing posts with label muscle groups simplified. Show all posts
Showing posts with label muscle groups simplified. Show all posts

Friday, January 4, 2013

201 - Mutant backside for your viewing pleasure!


Never give up!

Yep, that's right still not giving up on working my way through the entire Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist by Christopher Hart. It's a fun book and I'm still enjoying it everyone once in awhile in between my other projects. There is much rejoicing in my mind as posters are finishing up and comic pages are being colored. But here we have the Mutant fellow for his final appearance as you get the muscle groups in the rear view. Good stuff, enjoy.

Tomorrow I turn 35.
I'm rocking a mohawk while still working a government job. I'm on 2 different podcasts and I am currently coloring a 130 page OGN with an amazing group of guys.
This is definitely not things I would think that I would have been able to say a couple years ago.
Things are good.

Hope you are all enjoying your new year so far.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

187 - on a mutha funkin Mutant!


Back again with some more of that Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist by Christopher Hart because I just can't be stopped! This one turned out really well I think especially as the image on the right was done while racing the clock trying to finish it before the wife hollered that dinner was ready. I actually finished it about 4 minutes after she hollered but it was a really close race, fun was had.

Bonus! As of this post #187 on a mutha fuckin blog I have tied last year for 59 posts so far in 2012. There have been a few posts that did not have a sketch attached but I still am very happy that I'm getting more posts up and I hope everyone following and reading is enjoying.

Monday, August 6, 2012

182 - Sweet sweet backside - female back muscle groups


Again. Again Again. Again again again. Back to the Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist by Christopher Hart. I am still working my way through this fun little book as a learning tool and as a path to follow as I try to just simply increase my output. Of all the artists out there whose work I love I have seen them say constantly that the only way to really improve is to just keep drawing, so that's the goal. So I keep going. I keep sketching. I'm stubborn. I'm pig and bullheaded. It seems to help with my work outs and hopefully will keep improving my art. It just doesn't always make me popular.

Okay. Back to work.

P.S. The blog is creeping up on 10,000 views and I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that has stopped by to check things out. A little bigger thanks for those that have dropped in comments and +'s. And a huge thanks for those that are subscribed to the blog and hopefully are liking what they see and that's why you are hanging around. It will keep going. Hope you enjoy the ride.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

171 - check out the side view


Another day another sketch from the Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist by Christopher Hart. The female form simplified into muscle groups from the side view. Not a bad view indeed. 

Saturday, March 10, 2012

156 - backside round # 1


Still working my way through the Christopher Hart book. Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist is a great book that I would recommend to anyone that wants to try and work in a more simplified style but maybe doesn't know how to get started. It's a fun read with really good instructions.

I've got some color work to do on some pages and some more sketches that just aren't ready to go up here yet but soon.

Thursday, January 19, 2012

138 - what's on the side? or Hero side view muscle groups


Back at the Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist by Christopher Hart. Here we have the Hero muscle groups from the side view. The most important part in the book is showing that the neck does not indeed connect to the back of your arms. There is back muscles and shoulders in the way. No flat backs peoples.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

133 - simplified male muscle groups


Moving along through the Christopher Hart book still, Simplified Anatomy for the Comic Book Artist. Simplified muscle groups of the male superhero type from the front. Yep, yep.
I'm still loving working my way through this book while I work on other stuff and I'll be damned if this isn't going to be the book I finally draw all the way through.

Friday the 13th is coming people!

Damn I love Friday the 13ths. I graduated boot camp on a Friday the 13th. Hopefully this one will rock!