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Beef up the forearms. Bruce had Popeye forearms, in that they were almost bigger than his upper arms. Some veins might help as well

crechebaby: What other "comic book pencilling books"? Just out of curiousity.

Yeah, we just call it 8 1/2" X 11" and stuff like that. I like your way better.

I don't even have a scanner, does anyone sketch straight-out on a wacom? Or do most scan first?

I'd like to try a graphire out, I wonder if CompUSA has any out that I could play with. I've been taught to draw with my arm (from the shoulder) more than my wrist, but maybe I can adapt.

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I dig it. But I think the neck problem you're referring to is actually the fact that some of the back of the skull seems to be missing. If you follow the blue line of the back of the neck all the wa ...

These are very good, I especially like the last one of your girlfriend playing solitaire. Do you know of Glen Vilppu? He is a great source for learning quick sketch. Check him out.
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Whoops! I forgot Loomis. Hands are on the last page.
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Well, I can't say that I have found any kind of magical tutorial that will enable you to all the sudden draw a perfect hand. Nor can I lay claim to such a skill, But I would suggest checking out Brid ...

Thank you very much. That was exactly the kind of feed back I was looking for. This website is now officially a dream come true... plus, there is some really cool art in here as well. I'll be back.

I've never posted here before, but here goes: I'm very interested in getting a Wacom tablet, but which one? The official Wacom website makes it sound like the Graphire is good for nothing but touchi ...