Somehow my Idiot Style blog is becoming the Super-D theatre. Not that I'm knocking Super-D style drawing, which I obviously love doing, but it wasn't really my original intent for this blog. I'll transition slowly, though - first, here's some more Super-D:
And now here's some more drawings of the same character, not in Super-D.
I think these were at least partly inspired by Juan Bobillo, who's drawing She-Hulk for Marvel right now. He draws a strangely fluid Spider-Man, probably more in tune with the original Ditko version than any other Spider-Man artist that comes to mind. Speaking of Marvel, Spider-Man is ™ and © Marvel Comics.
Monday, February 06, 2006
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4 comments:
so by idiot style, you didn't mean super d? well, in any case, it's all good.
While the term Idiot Style means different things to different people, I mean Idiot Style to include all the drawings that look just plain stupid and crude, but contain some fragile idea that would be spoiled by putting the drawing on-model. So I think Super-D counts as a very specific subset of the Idiot Style school of drawing with very defined rules of its own, but I want to showcase a wider range of Idiotic drawings. Or at least the range encompassed by my drawings - although I guess I could also post guest Idiot drawings from time to time. Something to consider.
I love spiderman!!!!
i love the long limbs. very spidery.
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