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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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I uploaded this one earlier as my Spaceman character, but this is actually the original form of that drawing (also Stump and the Spaceman are the same character just in different points in his life). Stump is actually my original creation, I designed him back in 1993. His super-powers are pretty basic: super-strength, invulnerability, super-endurance, super-speed, and he's practically immortal (he's over 1000 years old and still appears to be in his early 30s). He earns the nickname of "Stump" simply because of his stature. He's about 5' 5" tall and weighs over 600 pounds.
Anyways, the drawing is a vector image created in Adobe Illustrator. Drawn entirely with a mouse, using a pencil drawing as a template. It all consists of filled shapes stacked on top of each other in multiple layers, no brush strokes or gradient meshes. |
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It's been more of an experiment to see just how detailed I can get with pure vector art.
Actually, it's not meant to be dirty or erotic in any way, I just get annoyed when artists draw male heroes like they have absolutely nothing between their legs. Unless a guy has taken so many steroids that his genitalia has shrunken to the size of a walnut, then there is going to be a bulge of some kind there.
Besides, it ties into the whole idealized bodies of superheroes thing. If (and I'm making blanket generalizations here) all girls want big boobs and tiny waistlines, then all guys want big muscles and big "packages." I don't think there is anything wrong with acknowledging that.
Even though artists strive for perfection, I've found that it's actually the enemy of good art. It needs to retain that fallible human touch otherwise it just loses all of it's "soul." That's my theory anyway.
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