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Hi zerk,
How do I upload images here? --- Self-study, practice, sketch --- I guess you're right zerk. There was a time when I did and I did see some improvement (not awesome mind you but definitely better). However, I stopped because I am pre-occupied learning Flash MXactionscripting -> pang sideline --- Andrew Loomis free e-book --- Yes, I found two of his e-books purely by accident. One on anatomy and one on heads (from baby to old people). --- Another good out-of-stock anatomy e-book --- Bai, I'm still googling for this one. Have you found it? Draw from Your Head: A Step-By-Step System for Drawing the Human Figure Without a Model by Doug Jamieson http://www.redskybooks.net/cgi-bin/rsb455/011214.html --- pinning down anatomy --- You're absolutely right too. My tutor said that if one can draw the face and the body, then one can draw almost anything. Cge bai, salamat for replying. |
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Get an account at www.photobucket.com use the image tag and post it n the messageboard.
oh.. it's alright to trace or copy IMO just give due credit to the person youre copying from. and from there, you can develop your own style. look at bryan hitch, roger cruz and terry dodson. they started out as clones but later in their career became artist in their own right. di ba? |
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I don't recognize theh names you mentioned but I'll look them up
![]() --- maiba ako --- zerk, I wonder what kind of clothes superheroes or supervillains wear? You can actually see the rips of their muscles. In real life, people have to be in the nude to show their rips. Even the tightest leotards wouldn't allow us to see rips, only the main muscle masses. Comic book heroes seemed to have their costumes body painted on them. He he. This is the reason why I like Alex Ross's art. Realistic. |
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bai, if youre interested in comic making .. recommended reading is scott mcdaniel's understanding comcs. i have a copy... you cant find it at national's pero you can try powerbooks. i ordered mine at amazons.
The way i figured out it was out of convenience that superheroes appear that way.. the artist of old must be too lazy to figure out how to draw creases and folds of fabrics. |
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i think its best to start a new comics club...
where everyone can join and not be bad mouthed whenever you're not around... i've been there... sukol mo was good but it got twisted... |
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ive never read a single sukol. :P old skol ra kaayo ko.
and by the way, cmontoya. I have the late will eisner's book. good read also for those interested in comics. those artist i mentioned original - clone alan davis - bryan hitch (the ultimates) adam hughes (babemeister) - terry dodson (spiderman) joe madureira (xmen, battlechasers) - roger cruz (xmen) |
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--- Am I interested in comic book making? ---
Partially. I'm not interested in lettering or script writing. ---- Muscled heroes, heroines, villains, villainess, creases, folds --- I have Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Wrinkles and Drapery. Got it from Fully Booked. I bought it on impulse but a good book to have once I've learned basic anatomy. I also have Jack Hamm's Drawing the Head and The Figure. Speaking of which, the hardest part for me is the back muscles and women's breast (which come in different shapes and sizes, grrr). I mean how do I draw a woman's breast when she's upside down, leaning, lying down, under water, jumping up and down, etc? Or, when somebody's, er, manipulating them? Do I need to buy a balloon and fill it with water or something? Plus, most anatomy drawing books omit the private parts. They either don't draw them completely or worst don't. Murag action figure. Lain man sad kung tan-awon nako ako-a while nag-drawing. Ka weird. I also have trouble with facial expressions. I know, I know, use a mirror but I want to draw "erotic" facial expressions. I know, I know,download, er, "adult" pix ![]() --- Comics making/drawing club --- I've always wanted to join one but yes, starcraft-ghost, I know what you mean. I've spoken to some former members and they told me about the "fragmentation" issue. Sayang no? --- Drawing weakness in general --- I can't seem to draw a complete scene. I can draw an individual tree. I can draw a single person without clothes pa. But ask me to draw a group of people in a park full of trees, toinks! I mean how do you start? Layouting? Reference photos? |
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bai, adto ta Club Harem for educational purposes.. :P sponsora ko. hhahahaa
You can also take photos like Alex Ross. trace like Tim Bradstreet (punisher and blade cover artist). pero for a quickie try www.corbis.com for stock photos. I used to visit several websites.. but the name escapes me right now. |
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the pioneer members disbanded along with other members over personal issues regarding with the founding members... last i heard from sukol is that they have seminars at tyke's comix shop every saturday... |
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