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@ Joshua Jocobo That’s awesome!!!  There is another season in the works so there will be more cool creature power adventures for them to watch!!!

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Some artist break anatomy down to simple shapes to make it easier to sketch ideas out.  George Bridgeman has some pretty good drawings making the human body into simple shapes.  They are also really blocky so they’ll translate well to comics.  Another method is learning the major bones and muscles in the human body. Muscles have 2 areas they connect to so if you know where those points are the bones can be twisted any which way and you’ll just have to connect those points for each muscle.  For studying do some studies from a source you like eg. fave comic book artist, old master, ect. then grab a blank piece of paper and without your drawing studies or the reference images draw what you remember.  It will be pretty clear what you hadn’t learned yet and will show you what to focus on.

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It might be the first layer of paint isn’t dry enough so when you put your shadow over top it mixes the colours.  If you have warm skin tones and cool shadows the colours mixing could result in a muddy colour.

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What was the way to spell the name of the artist that did all Rub Out technique? It’s mentioned in Chapter 12 video 3.

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