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Oh, Kal-El! cute!

My pleasure. Yup, we all look at our drawings the next day and see things we didn't while we were drawing, but we get slightly better with each drawing so please keep it up.

Thanks! O yeah, I see it now. That sure was a shiny suit indeed. Always tricky to turn something into patches of shadows.

@@criss-8 There's a link in the description, and everything is explained there ;)

​@@samuelvicenzo6181I don't know if it works, I did the steps and didn't receive anything

My pleasure! The 1960s-70s did the heroes with less definition, so it might be a good in between step to study to get familiar with the placement. The Pre-Arnold age.

lol Yup! Happy New Year !!!

Like jesis

lol!

Thank you!

@@retrosuperheroart2202 You're welcome! And I wish you a Happy New Year. All the best in 2025.

You too Sharky!

You're welcome! Yep, all masters of drawing shapely shapeness!!

Yeah! Funny I never realized he was British himself back in the day.

Thank you for watching!

O yeah, I had the tpb as a teen but it was so ahead of its time I wasn't ready for it. Kind of a precursor to the 300 style if I remember correct. I should reread it.

I did☺️its called “I created a new GORILLAZ member” enjoy!

Oh yeah, the SNK Capcom artist, not yet but I might at some point. Another Streetfighter video is on my list.

Thanks!

Everything is fine, you can print out the page I sent and draw on it, or start on a new piece of paper. Then just scan the drawing or even just take a picture of it and send that to me.

@retrosuperheroart2202 well, i don't have a computer, so i think taking a picture would be the most easy method

@@LuisFelipe-r4o sure!

@@retrosuperheroart2202 just one more question, all i have to do is send to your email?

(sorry, I didn't see this till just now) Click the link to my website in the description of this video, and there on the right there is a box where you can enter your name and mail. Then I'll send you a png with the challenge each week. Hope you like it!

Good question, I went over it pretty quickly in 2:07 so the line from the light down to the ground where it hits the ground line would be the length. In the samples like the explosion and gun guy I eyeballed it because there were no surroundings in perspective. Personally I hardly think about perspective, in JRJR's pencils I see he drops the whole grid oldschool for almost every panel. Now that's dedication. Thanks for mentioning the music issue. I'm on it.

Thank you so much. I'm glad I could help while practicing myself.

Cool! Thanks for participating and looking forward to the next one! (Sorry! now I see it when it's split up "so-ah-res" right?)

@@retrosuperheroart2202 That's right, that's right

Br ou Pt? 🇧🇷

@LuisFelipe-r4o br sou Br

@@LuisFelipe-r4o brasileiro hehe

Awesome! My pleasure. At first I though you started the 3d window because of the bottom line parallel to the frame, but then realized it was the table inside.

@@retrosuperheroart2202 Yeah I wasn't sure what to make of that bottom line lol, because it was in your original outline you gave us. I kind of started to make it the 3D window, but I wasn't sure

Awesome, glad this video helped you on a path to a creative hobby!

Yeah, for reals!

Sure dude, looking forward to seeing your comic!

Ooh that's his name, Drew Struzan, I always recognized his style but never knew his name. Thank you! Putting it on the list.

@@retrosuperheroart2202 You're welcome and it will be probably the 200th How To Draw video and he will be great for this video thank you for putting his name on the list he is one of the best movie posters artists ever and he will be a great subject for a how to draw a video on your channel also he created the poster for 1985's Better Off Dead in the same year he made the poster art for Back To The Future and The Goonies he's one of the best artists and he need a How To Draw Video on this channel also like your channel we need more videos like this in the future keep up the good work.

You're welcome! Hope you join the fun.

No worries, catch you next time, but euhm.. I wish it were easy.. lol!

@ Nothing is ever easy, but I’ll make it look easy next time. Good video as always!

Hehehe.. can't wait to see all of them ;-)

Work in progress ;-) and revisiting the style very soon.. stay tuned

I'm Batman! 's eyes ;-)

I've done a handful a Frank Miller videos but not specifically Dark Night. I'm sure I'll get round to it eventually ;-) I especially want to put it next to the DK2 one and compare. Maybe for a Lynn Varley video.

@ That would be awesome! Thanks!

Dude, your kung fu animation channel is awesome. If anybody else reads this, go check it out. That big boss one with the orange is giving me Saul Bass / James Bond movie intro vibes. Love it!

@@retrosuperheroart2202 Right on man. Thank you so much. Do you think you can do a review on it. It would help me out.

If a fitting topic comes along for sure!

lol, I went to check, yeah, I guess that's also a European dude, can't quite put my finger on the exact country from listening to the accent though. I'm from Belgium by the way.

@@retrosuperheroart2202 Excellent work. Love it

lol buttery computer mouses :-)

Gracias! ;-)

Looking at them now 30 years later I agree ;-)

Thank you!

lol, I'm afraid it would be lost..

Another classic, lullaaaaaaaaa!

Yes, very good comparison with Scorsese, gritty, street stories with tough language. Good stuff!

lol! Cobraaaa!

My pleasure! Always fun to nerd out :-)

Thanks for the compliment! Honestly I think it's because in the 90s I didn't have the internet so re-read the limited amount of comics I had. Also tracing and copying the art to learn how to draw. I remember realizing that Quesada was doing his own version of Mignola in the legs. That was a major point of starting to categorize these styles. And McFarlane, that guys art was just so magic and different, I just had to know how he did it, so putting his comics next to others to see what he did different.

@@retrosuperheroart2202 thanks for taking the time to explain how you started. It's very helpful.

@@mythebe My pleasure!

Yup, an artist is never done learning. I realize that and I am on it. Always sketching and working on my realistic drawing as well. Thanks for the tips!

Yeah, lol, looking at it now she needs some more booty, it's 90s, not 80s after all...

Thanks! We’re all standing or the shoulders of giants ;-)

Thank you for the compliment. I had a really great art teacher in high school who was super openminded. He’s pull up a classic piece of art and just have us talk. Anything goes. Of course with leading questions, but it kind of planted the seed I guess.

Cool man, enjoy! Have you seen the video where I so the FM daredevil and Sin City style? Have a look at the Dark Horse Legend playlist where I collected all the Frank Miller ones.

@ will do brother

Yes very good point, the build up to the splash page made it worth it. I’m so glad I could help!

Lol very true. In a perfect world I’d have both the pencils and the inks. That would be awesome.

Photos are very useful but they usually miss the dynamic exaggerated movement of comics. For anatomy you’re right, its been a few decades since my legs looked like Supermans though … ;-)

Oh wow, I had never heard of that one. I’ll check it out, thank you for the tip!

@@retrosuperheroart2202According to Miller, the comic would have been a "piece of propaganda". Do you like state funded propaganda? Funded by the friends of Israel.... Personally I don't think comics in this day and age should be used in this way. What's next batman dropping bombs on children fleeing isreali solders? I know wonder women did that in real life but we all have to draw a line, otherwise it all falls into propaganda trash pile.