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A bit more on the anatomy and layouts
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I have a question, I have a comic book anatomy book I've been studying from is it ok to use that per say?
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Yeah, studying from any book is just fine. Just don't copy what you see and tag your name on it and say you drew it. That's the big No No
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Yea I know,besides I would rather have my own talent shown then someone elses
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There r no rules, just have fun and draw with whatever makes u happy!
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OMG!! Your drawings become 3D if you stare at them for a long time!!!!!!!!!
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dude how many years did it take u to draw really good (i know keep practicing)
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This is a really helpful tutorial! And ur completely right about the sketching over the same line and just jumping into the drawing, I need to practice not doing that ^^U
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Awesome way to visualize it, make it pliable not stiff cylinder. 
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this was actually really eye opening for me, thank you very much
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You have no idea of how much this helped/ will help me, thanks for making this tutorial
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Well I'm glad it did
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i really love the tutorial. its got flavour! and not any flavour ...its a boom!
really enjoyed it and i got something from it! really well done!
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Nice! Very informative and believe me helpful...Sketch Sketch Sketch...Preciate the Time Hombre'
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yep thats just what ive been doing...kay i don't do that, that hard ,i do kind of light but well i kind of use to many strokes
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Aw man...I'm guilty of of over sketching my lines. It probably would have saved me on a few assignments for my Life Drawing class. Granted I passed the class, I felt like I didn't do enough. But you've given me hope Steven, so thanks, and keep up the great work.
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Love the vids though I wish I'd seen instructive stuff like this at Art College. Back then they were more interested in Collage and painting on canvas with expensive acrylics than offering cartooning tips.
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Boom, boom boom just like that huh. Heh I like that approach. I usually use circles, cylinders for arms and legs drawn over bone like structures to build up form. I'm guilty of getting caught up in refining an area too much, usually around the nose and ears when I'm still not quite sure what line thickness I want.
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I would say, more like Mclovin, specially with the "Hey ladies" line
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That was absolutely great... And slightly funny^^ Thanks man.
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wow i gotta say you have one hell of a drawing tutorial. I'm one of those people that does that furry crappy scribble sketching that makes it all scribbly looking. THANK YOU for telling me thats the wrong thing to do. For too long now ive been drawing that way and NOONE has ever told me to sketch differently. You are da man!
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That was a really helpful vid
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I appreciated the fact that you took the time to do this, but I appreciated the anatomy tips even more. My anatomy professor always told us the same thing, as well as my other drawing professors. Too often to people go straight into detailing and commit 2+ hours to a very small area of the drawing and then wonder why things look off. You have to get the entire picture in front of you before you plow into it with so much detail. Anatomy is crucial in both 2D and 3D. Glad you touched on it!
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When you said "general idea," does that mean use a character reference of somesort?
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Reference is always great, just have fun trying to figure it out, that's the real fun part in art
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what position was the redtangle in the third character?
great tutorial
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