But we can say shit on the internet, and the world is pretty terrible.

The Google of streaming services.

I don’t think it’d be confusing if they either never show his face, or only show his face as heavily disfigured.

I did worry about his voice though, as RDJ has a pretty distinct accent and way of speaking, but then I reasoned that he’s a good enough actor to put on an accent, and that Latveria, being a fictional country, could justify a strange accent and mask his speech, no pun intended.

Looks great! Doesn’t seem like you have much rust to shake off, if any :)

For anyone else that wanted to read more about it, like me: https://www.muddycolors.com/2020/04/10-things-painting-portraits/

Two of em were, but the middle two I hadn’t ever seen before, so thanks for sharing! :)

We could ALL become Syndrome!

And when everyone is Syndrome, no one will be…

Both of your posts are really cool! I dig your style. :)

Guns would definitely fuck up the roof of my mouth :(

Is this a joke riffing on the fact that May 9th is Go(5) Ku(9) day?

Superb. 😩🤌 Thank you 💕

Thanks! I filled the page with a Char-Kole stick and then used a kneadable eraser to pick off the lighter portions. :)

I’m in.

I really like the composition and framing with the wreckage on the right! Seeing this and your last submission, it feels like you have a really firm grasp on depicting narratives through your drawings. :)

Initially I got a sisyphean vibe from this, but it’s actually pretty encouraging. :)

Thanks! The process will vary a bit depending on what I’m doing the figures for, but generally I start with the purpose of the pose.

Sometimes there’s a story or narrative that informs the pose, and sometimes I’m doing the pose to do something else, like costumes or turnaround sheets. I’ll do thumbnail gestures to do variations based on that purpose and pick one or two to expand on. I’ll do a bigger gesture for that, check the balance, fill out the basic forms, and then add or finish little details, like anatomy that sits on top of the basic forms. Then I’ll flip the drawing and check to see if it’s balanced, tweak any details I feel need correction, and then flip it back.

If I’m just noodling around, I start with whatever area of the body seems most important - usually the head or torso - though sometimes I’ll have a specific idea or feel in mind, and I’ll start with whatever part of the pose seems most prominent. Like, the female figure at the bottom right, I thought, “I want a slinky female figure with a hand raised menacingly, as if pointing or casting a spell”, so I started with her raised hand and worked my way down from there.

Thank you! :)

I think it’s fine to post here, as long as you’re not spamming a bunch of posts daily, which applies to everyone anyways. Part of the reason I like artshare is that it seems much more casual about what kind of posts are deemed appropriate. There’s so much range and variety that way, compared to other communities like !digital art and !traditional_art, y’know?

Though that’s just the way that I feel about it. I can’t speak for anyone else. ¯\(ツ)/¯

I drew it, cuz I like pokeymans.

“Cel” stands for celluloid, which was used and painted on for classic animation (which popularized the simple flat color painting style that you see imitated in modern cel-shading).