This week's offering is a character that has earned a spot in my heart in a very short amount of time. He's just your average superhero with above average super powers and a never-ending appetite for food and fun. I call him Captain Fattastic. He possesses the ancient Power Amplifier of Olympus Prime. It's one of the most valuable artifacts in our galaxy. Fattastic could be a god if he ever seriously tried to learn how to tap into the P.A.'s almost limitless power; but, alas, he's content just being a bumbling superhero. I'm not sure if I'll go full nudity with this character or not. For now, he'll stay clothed. Let me know what you think.

Some sketchy characters...

Not much going on this week...just a few sketches to pass the time.

Ok...so, I'm talking with a very close friend who advises me to stop drawing giant penises on everything; you know, so I can build a Portfolio that anyone can look at. Of course, he's right about the importance of having a broad range of subject matter. I started working on this sketch of Hellboy and purposely covered the naughty bits with a sexy set of boxer shorts, and thought, "This is crazy...I can have my beefcake and eat it too!" The result is clear to see if you roll over 'Red' with your mouse. Click on him for a larger version.

Phukar Bladesling

I admit...I like playing Magic: The Gathering. But I always want the cards to be sexier. More nudity, more sex, more hot game mechanics - that's what I want. That, and I needed something to do with a barbarian pic I had been working on. Anyway, here's what I've cum up with.

Also, everyone check out the link to the Anti-Heros Store. Issue 3 is hot, funny and even a little gross...all the ingredients of a great comicbook!

Trick'n Treat

Hey, kids...Happy Hallows Eve! I hope everyone gets plenty of tricks and treats this weekend.

Great big pumkin-hugs!

Just an idea for a Halloween piece I'm working on. I'll probably post more next week.

Hugz to all!

So...I'm sketching this figure and trying to think of all the things about my own drawing I don't like. Things like heads and faces, hands and legs, muscles and preportions. I'm telling myself, that part of my problem is that I start drawing a body the way I think it's suposed to look and end up getting bogged down in drawing every little muscle group and wrinkle; and before I know it, what I've drawn looks less like a figure and more like highschool art exercise.

So what do I do? Well first I take a deep breath and ask myself if what I'm drawing looks like what it's suposed to be. I do some "homework" in my head and study some prefessional works on the net. Then I tell myself I can do it if I don't get lazy and fly on autopilot. I sit and draw and think about everything I draw and why I'm drawing it. I resist the urge to show a certain muscle or curve of the face just because I don't want to look like I don't know it's there.

This week's post is pretty static, but I like the ballance of detail (and suggestion of detail). I hope I can get some critiques from the peanut gallery. Please tell me what I need to pay attention to and what I need to pay less attention to. Who knows, perhapse I can start getting some real work and get away from the 9 to 5 dredge.

Hugz all around!
Jason