/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3777967
thanks sensei

>>3777967
>splotchy color rendering style
God I want to learn how to do this so badly

>>3777967

Why not draw while getting fit? I’m sure you can curl and sketch at the same time.

>>3777967
did he really look like that?

>>3778029
Yes. There are photographs

>>3778031
hot

>>3777967
But I draw using the computer...

>>3777967
Did you really learn anatomy copying Bridge-man? Didn't you like learn the name of all of those muscles?!!?

>>3777967
>Go draw or get fit
No joke, I've failed at getting fit many times. After 30 days of trying basic exercises, I cannot do 6 strict pushups.

>>3777967
SIR YES SIR

>>3777967
>tfw shredded ottermode and use my own body as reference
Feels good man

>>3778265
>>3778464
Nobody cares

>>3778023
this
if you can't do this you are ngmi

>>3777967
I'll do both.

>>3777967
I put weights on my wrists and elbows weight 5kg and doing gesture drawing.

>>3778029
Yep. A female artist I know is obsessed with him, says he's the sexiest man she'd ever seen, wants to find a modern version.

>>3778029
There's even a documentary shot in his later years. His voice sounded exactly like the Brain from Pinky & the Brain.

>>3778548
Kek

Papa frazetta, how do I get sexy women to pose for me nude?

>>3778040
>I draw
>using the computer

>>3778749
>I draw
>using a pencil

>>3778749
>>3778758
No tools, just rules.

>>3778762
this. i use both.

>>3778595
>sexiest man she'd ever seen, wants to find a modern version

that would be me
you should introduce us

>>3778762
>>3778771
kek I read this backwards. I'm use to the actual saying.

>>3777967
At what age did Frazetta make it? His earlier days it seems he was making some really good stuff by the time he was like in his early 20s.

>>3777967
Frank,what are you doing here?
shouldnt you be beating your wife?

>>3778762
HAH, I get it.

>>3779062
He was drawing good shit as early as 16.
He was called a prodigy by his professors by the time he made it to art school.

>>3779166
>be 25
>still havent made it

never gonna make it.
I was watchin an interview before and he said he really didn't start painting until he was 30, he considered everything else 'doodling'.
Thought that was funny.

>>3778595
That’s good ref

>>3778749
what a cute little nose

>>3779169
The most impressive thing he did was later on - he had a bad stroke, that left him partially paralyzed on the right side of his body, so he couldn't use his drawing/painting hand. So he taught himself to use his left hand.

>>3778707
Papa Frazetta: "I don't know, kid, I didn't use models."

http://fritzfrazetta.blogspot.com/2011/09/frazetta-creative-moment.html

Remember, Frazetta went into the 60's, when he was doing paintings like that, after years of working in cartooning. He was familiar enough with the human body to create a pose from imagination, and get it close to being credible from experience. His figures aren't anatomically correct, but he fakes it enough to make it credible.
In this Tarzan sketch, is every muscle and bump accurate? Fuck no. But it looks good. He'd drawn the human body so often at this point in his career, he could put a pose like that together from memory and creativity.
I also think he had references around - art books, especially of sculpture, to draw from. He struck me as the kind of guy who'd have Playboy around - especially since he'd worked for them and probably had a free subscription - and would be able to get inspiration that way.
But, he claimed to just go from a sketch on a couch to the easel. But he had the experience to do that. Put in a solid decade or so drawing figures day in and day out for comics books, you will too.

>>3779634
Image I'm talking about, from the link.