> I love to see earlier stuff done by my
> favorite artists, you see their mistakes and then you see
> some of your own and some that you yourself finally
> corrected.
Can be helpful for aiding spotting issues in one's own work
too.
> I had no idea how much taller your girls were back then.
Good observation - I didn't notice that! It is a feature
of cartooning that you can exaggerate any feature that you
like (or dislike as required) - hence girls have longer
legs, bigger busts and narrower waists than reality. Let's
face it, if a human girl existed with the proportions we
like to admire in many of these pics, she'd be a total
freak!
> usually when most artists leave a style trend, they never
> go back to it.
You can see more of the 'Des' style drawing in these pics -
can understand how people used to believe Des and Jim were
the same person and it was Jim drawing under and alias.
Since that was the era when Jim was teaching Des to draw,
you can subsequently understand the similarities.
> Thanks for showing and post anymore you have. You
> still have to
> remember your old crap it still 5000 times better then
> alot of people
> out there who "claim" there stuff is professional *well
> truthfully i
> dont think your old stuff is crap at all
> thanks again!
Have to agree with that!
Scrapper, Black Dragon, suggesting anyone who wants to draw
like JMH has about 10 years of hard work ahead of them!
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Received on Mon Aug 15 2005 - 18:33:59 CDT