[font=tahoma]This is the only one I found from a few years back. I’d specifically like to find some that centers on the FBB… I’d love to finish my drawings for my stories someday.[/color][/font]
[size=14pt][font=georgia][color=navy”>~Mimi[/font][/size]
Hehe, if you liked that reference, you'll love this one…http://vito-excalibur.livejournal.com/114588.html
OK, it would have been a bit better if he had taken more time with the drawings, and without the sultry men section, although that it is extremely funny.
If you really want FBB related how-to-draw material, you should check out Glenn Fabry's books:
Anatomy for Fantasy Artists: An Illustrator's Guide to Creating Action Figures and Fantastical Forms – There's a few pages on a character with a female bodybuilder type physique.
Muscles in Motion – Figure Drawing for the Comic Book Artist – The title is misleading in that it is not a how-to-draw book, but more of an artist's sketch book. It features lots of sketches of fitness models and female bodybuilders though.
There's the odd muscular woman sketch in other how-to-draw comics books I've read, but they are mostly used as examples of "what not to do". Grrr!
Other than that, I suggest following Tonus's excellent advice and just starting with the basics and building up gradually.
Here are some links that I've found really useful.
Figure drawing: Basic Pose and Construction – The FARP tutorials range in quality, but this one is awesome.
Musculature Anatomy Chart – It's male, I'm afraid, but luckily men and women have exactly the same muscles, no matter what some people might say. 😛
I can also recommend a really easy and fun way to learn the simplified figure mannequin and muscle anatomy chart. Start with a picture of a female bodybuilder with proportions you really like and with an interesting pose, then trace the mannequin over the top of it. If you don't have a tablet, you could do this by printing it out and using a pencil. Then you can copy the mannequin drawing to a new sheet and draw the muscles from the bodybuilder in the photo on top, using the anatomy chart as a reference. If you do this enough times, you will find it easier to draw the mannequin and muscles for any pose you can imagine, without needing the references. I've started doing this in the last few months and have already noticed a huge improvement in my drawing skill and visual memory.
