/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3924706
Fuck yeah! Let's do this sister!
..How do we do it?
>>3924997
>honestly, I've actually considered making a comic.
Should be no problem, judging from what's displayed. It's still very sketchy so can't give to much critique. I like the idea and the execution is good enough. Though I don't know what's going on with their hands intertwined, look like a crab fight. His hand that is suppose to hold her is a bit too far away from his forearm. I also feel his posture is to straight, in reality his back would be more arched back, to more emphasis that feeling of him towering over her. I also feel his torso and legs aren't connecting properly, his legs and thighs are a bit to thin compare to his upper body.

>>3924636
>Dat filename!
I believe the reason for my obsession with muscle stems more from what they symbolize.
In a traditional sense, when I see a man with a strong physique , what I see is a man with determination, a man with a goal, a man who has his standard set and won't back down from any challenge, a man who's frame reflect the strength of his mind and character.
Traits I simply find absolutely irresistible in a man.

Though I do the same when I draw women, by drawing them idealized, I mean. I love to emphasize the beauty in a woman's body and demeanor, in how tradition view female beauty. Sensual curves, voluptuous breast, soft, alluring and so on.
I've always been fascinated by the differences between men and women, and I try to capture these essences that makes us different and unique to one and another.
I've never really understood the obsession people seem to have in today's culture, to erase the lines between men and women. Tough eh, each to their own. If people want to draw men looking like females and vise verse, then who am I to interrupt their fun.