I love this one! It's always impressive how you nail the key characteristics of an artist's style and then apply them. This one worked out really well. I noticed Quesada could get a bit noodly with muscles sometimes. There's one X-Factor piece with Havok (I think) and I remember thinking there aren't that many muscles in the thigh.
@@retrosuperheroart2202 I think I found it. If you look at this first X-Factor cover, Havok's thighs have loads of extra ropey muscles. I only noticed because I've been trying to learn the correct musculature recently.
@@wallrider73 I think it's a choice. With something we all have (like hands) there's no excuse I think, but you can't really see the different muscles in legs that well. As long as it looks cool its ok I guess. Remember there was that time when McFarlane drew earth without looking at a globe for reference.. lol
Hey man great job again. Some more artists that might not be on your list Paul Gulacy and Gene Day (both from Master of Kung Fu) and also check out Frank Thorn's work on Red Sonja.
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I love this one! It's always impressive how you nail the key characteristics of an artist's style and then apply them. This one worked out really well. I noticed Quesada could get a bit noodly with muscles sometimes. There's one X-Factor piece with Havok (I think) and I remember thinking there aren't that many muscles in the thigh.
Thank you! lol, yeah exactly. Lots of Squats I guess. Must be Guido's aka Strong Man's influence.
@@retrosuperheroart2202 I think I found it. If you look at this first X-Factor cover, Havok's thighs have loads of extra ropey muscles. I only noticed because I've been trying to learn the correct musculature recently.
@@wallrider73 I think it's a choice. With something we all have (like hands) there's no excuse I think, but you can't really see the different muscles in legs that well. As long as it looks cool its ok I guess. Remember there was that time when McFarlane drew earth without looking at a globe for reference.. lol
Hey man great job again. Some more artists that might not be on your list Paul Gulacy and Gene Day (both from Master of Kung Fu) and also check out Frank Thorn's work on Red Sonja.
Wow, great names! Thanks! Giving me Walter Hill vibes ;-)
Nice work! I recommend turning down the background music, especially when you're talking -- it can be hard to hear your commentary. Great sketch!
Thank you. Also for the tip. I'll be careful (I might subconsciously not want to hear my own voice too much.. lol)