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I probably have a few anthro bunny drawings around here, most of them are more fitness model types, but I may have a more muscular drawing or two. I will dig them up when I can and post them. For now I can post this one:
As for a cartoon or comic, that is my hope. I still need to get my notes together and work up a decent plot. From there it's not so bad, my drawing area and computer are all set up the way I need them to be. Just need to stop being lazy, is all. 🙂
I probably have a few anthro bunny drawings around here, most of them are more fitness model types, but I may have a more muscular drawing or two. I will dig them up when I can and post them. For now I can post this one:
Sooo cute! Great muscle without being massive!
I only really do extreme muscle development when I'm experimenting, because I'm too used to working with more realistic (ha!) proportions. Particularly when drawing action, the really large muscles (and breasts, as well) create real problems for me. The drawing below is more in line with where I prefer to set my limits for size:
(And has the added bonus of providing a new and (IMO) better muscley bunny lady for Ashlee…)
I'm not entirely finished with it, the metallic area on her left side needs some final detailing and then she'll be ready for some photoshopping. But for a relatively quick drawing, I am pretty happy with the results. The musculature running down the center of her torso is a noticeably off-center, but the shading and detail mask it a bit. The stuff drawn in blue was some additional sketching done to get an idea for her gloves and to figure out how the outfit looks on the back.
I'm actually happier with the 'backside' drawing, in part because it was a very quickly-drawn sketch which nonetheless has good size, pose, and proportions. Every now and then I manage to loosen up just a tiny bit and produce something that I really am happy with. But most of the time when I'm drawing I'm gripping the pen/pencil pretty tight and almost carving the lines into the sheet. Ah well, old habits die hard.
Oh man, I didn't realize how long it had been since I'd posted any artwork. 🙁
Anyway, rather than bump two old threads, I'll post my scribbles here.
This is another old piece that probably hasn't been seen since the days of the old Wreck Shop boards, it's a muscular Tifa Lockhart. Actually, this version has never been seen. The version I had posted had been stretched vertically because I felt she was a bit too squarish in the original. And looking at it now, I have no idea why I felt that way. *shrug* Well, this is the original, in all its squarish glory:
Work has been very busy of late and getting busier yet, to where I'm getting home late even when I bring work home. So I don't know how often I'll be able to update, but I hope it's more often than every four months. /sigh
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