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Better than expected
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Well, I'm surprised and gratified by the response. I apologize for not thanking folks for comments and favourites. But there have been literally hundreds of responses. I gave up counting them.
I'm trying to keep up with all the comments, at least. Someone asked if I would do a tutorial. I don't know how to tell you how to do what I do. I just picked it up by trial and error over the years. The single best thing I can tell you to do is get a copy of "Dynamic Anatomy" by Burne Hogarth. Hogarth drew the 'Tarzan' newspaper strip for many years, did a lot of advertising illustration, and founded the school where Eric Stanton learned his craft. (Gene Bilbrew as well, but, well, whatever.) Hogarth did a whole series of books on drawing hands, heads, and clothing, but his 'Dynamic Anatomy' is the definitive book of the series.
I've also been thumbing through the 'Digital Painting Techniques' series, which you can find on Amazon.
I'm trying to keep up with all the comments, at least. Someone asked if I would do a tutorial. I don't know how to tell you how to do what I do. I just picked it up by trial and error over the years. The single best thing I can tell you to do is get a copy of "Dynamic Anatomy" by Burne Hogarth. Hogarth drew the 'Tarzan' newspaper strip for many years, did a lot of advertising illustration, and founded the school where Eric Stanton learned his craft. (Gene Bilbrew as well, but, well, whatever.) Hogarth did a whole series of books on drawing hands, heads, and clothing, but his 'Dynamic Anatomy' is the definitive book of the series.
I've also been thumbing through the 'Digital Painting Techniques' series, which you can find on Amazon.
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First art submissions
2 min read
It is with some reluctance and trepidation that I post a smattering of my work here. I am trying to adhere to both the spirit and the letter of the rules; I hope nothing here violates that.
Ninety-nine percent of my hobby art is NSFW. What I enjoy drawing is fights between women, and that's about the only kind of work I do for my own amusement. (I also have a now-diminishing career as a mainstream graphic artist. I use a pseudonym to protect that business.)
I have posted what are frankly scraps from various projects, mostly uncompleted, to give you some vague idea of what kind of work I do.
I currently do not take commissions. Some of my pages take days to complete. If I were to charge for them, it would be in the hundreds of dollars, comparable to what I get paid for my mainstream work. (By the way, I am not somebody famous. If you don't live in my home town, you've never heard of me. I'm strictly local.)
I have a blog, but in keeping with my intent to adhere to the rules, I will not post a link. The stuff there is too NSFW. You'll just have to get creative with Google to track it down. Good luck with that.
Cameroon Wildebeest, Jr.
Ninety-nine percent of my hobby art is NSFW. What I enjoy drawing is fights between women, and that's about the only kind of work I do for my own amusement. (I also have a now-diminishing career as a mainstream graphic artist. I use a pseudonym to protect that business.)
I have posted what are frankly scraps from various projects, mostly uncompleted, to give you some vague idea of what kind of work I do.
I currently do not take commissions. Some of my pages take days to complete. If I were to charge for them, it would be in the hundreds of dollars, comparable to what I get paid for my mainstream work. (By the way, I am not somebody famous. If you don't live in my home town, you've never heard of me. I'm strictly local.)
I have a blog, but in keeping with my intent to adhere to the rules, I will not post a link. The stuff there is too NSFW. You'll just have to get creative with Google to track it down. Good luck with that.
Cameroon Wildebeest, Jr.
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