Illustration I did circa 2014 for my martial arts comic book Words Deadliest you can check out the finished art here. I will bring this book back by the end of the year.
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Ray Millers Fists Of Fury!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Worlds Deadliest
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 52
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing Pretty Girls
This is the last drawing in the course! I have recreated every illustration in the Famous Artist Cartoon Course. BUT my Master study is still far from being finished. Next up is to complete the final assignment given in the Lesson. Then from there I am going to take the lesson ever further with some additional studies that I will talk about in the future. Stay tuned.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 51
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Drawing Pretty Girls Day 51! A master study I’ve been doing from the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 49
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This is a Master Study I’m doing out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 Drawing Pretty Girls.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 48
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Day 48 of the master study I’m doing out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 Drawing Pretty Girls.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 47
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Another Master Study I did out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 Drawing Pretty Girls.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 42
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Continuing on with Lesson 7 of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course these studies are still found within the “Pretty Girls in Action” section of the Lesson. Today we are particularly looking at drawing women in drama.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 37
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Additional Studies of a Woman fixing her hair. I have been doing these drawing studies out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 Drawing Pretty Girls because drawing women has always been a weakness of mine.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 28
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In todays study out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls” We are looking at the final component of a Pretty Girl Drawing The Legs.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 27
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“The man on the street will never know how much lies behind your simple girls drawing.” This is a drawing Study I did from the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls.” The purpose of this study is to pose the figure with the correct tilt of the shoulder and hips. If the right shoulder is down the right hip will be up as long as the figure’s weight is center on the right foot.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 26
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Drawing Studies from the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls” We are still examining the hips first in a seat pose and then using drapery to accentuate the shape of the hips.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 25
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These two drawing studies are from the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls” The purpose of these studies are to draw the hips on girls in motion and various positions
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 24
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I am now onto the next component (according the the Famous Artist Cartoon Course) of a good pretty girl drawing the hips. In this study the drawings on our right hand side are the idealized cartoon version of the hips.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 23
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This study from Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls” Again we are looking at accentuate the Breasts with the design of the clothing.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 22
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This drawing study is out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls.” This study is looking at how the breast affect the clothing and how the breasts can be accentuated with the placement of the folds and pull on the drapery.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 20
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Today is the day everyone has been waiting for drawing the Breasts. I am working through the Famous Artist Cartoon Course lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls.” In this study we establish on the average woman the nipple line of the breast falls just below two head lengths from the top of the figure. The course recommends moving the nipple line up to exactly two head lengths in order to “idealize” the figure. The nipple line falling just below two head lengths from the top of the figure does seem to be an accurate measurement on most people I’ve drawn from life and has been a useful measurement to memorize.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 18
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing Pretty Girls, Uncategorized
Today’s drawing study is done out of the famous artist cartoon course. In this study we are looking at the hair as a large shape and illustrating the difference between a mens hair cut and women’s hair should take up half the head.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 17
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Working through the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls” we are now finished with drawing women based on different head shapes and now making a study of hair.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 12
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book
Today in the Famous Artist Cartoon Course “Drawing Pretty Girls” I am working on the next head type. This is supposed to be the girl with a Long Oval shaped head.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 11 Redrawn
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book
Yesterday I posted Day 11 of the Drawings I did as I work through the Famous Artist Cartoon Course. Unhappy with how my drawings turned out I redrew those illustrations today. I’m not really sure they turned out better but I am glad I gave it another shot. Improvement requires repetition.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 10
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book
Read Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here, Day 3 Here, Day 4 Here, Day 5 Here, Day 6 Here, Day 7 Here.
Today as I continue through the Famous Artist Cartoon Course we are drawing the head using the oval shape as a starting point and rotating it inorder to achieve different perspectives and angles of the head. The follow illustrations are free hand recreations I did of Joe Kings drawings from the course.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 9
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Sketch Book
Read Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here, Day 3 Here, Day 4 Here, Day 5 Here, Day 6 Here, Day 7 Here.
Today is working on construction of the head based on the fundamental oval shape and building it up. This set of drawings is a free hand recreation I did out of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Pretty Girls” original illustrations by Joe King.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 8
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book
Read Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here, Day 3 Here, Day 4 Here, Day 5 Here, Day 6 Here, Day 7 Here.
Today begins the study drawing the face and head which according to the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Pretty Girls” is one of the four parts to drawing a pretty girl. In this first exercise we are drawing a profile built off a basic oval shape and building the drawing on top of that.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 7
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings
Read Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here, Day 3 Here, Day 4 Here
According to the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “The most successful method for drawing appealing babes is to pencil in the compete figure in the desired pose before attempting to clothe it. Clothes won’t hide a poor drawing of the figure underneath them.”
Todays drawing is a free hand recreation of Joe King’s illustration of a girl in a bikini signaling the reader or student to turn to the next page.
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 6
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings
Read Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here, Day 3 Here, Day 4 Here, Day 5 Here.
Todays lesson is proportions and drawing a figure eight heads high. Again this is a free hand recreation I did of Joe Kings original drawing from the Famous Artist Cartoon Course Lesson 7 “Drawing Pretty Girls.”
Cover Title Lettering
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Design Work, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings, Strength Monsters, Uncategorized
The Rough Lettering to the Cover Title of Strength Monsters in Ultra-Mayhem. Illustrated by Sam Kressin.
Source: Cover Title Lettering
Drawing Pretty Girls Day 3
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Drawing Pretty Girls, Pencil Drawings, Personal Journal, Sketch Book
Read Drawing Pretty Girls Day 1 Here, Day 2 Here
To improve in my ability to draw women I am working through lesson 10 of the Famous Artist Cartoon Course circa the late 1940s “Drawing Pretty Girls.”
Still working through the second page of the lesson. There is a black and white photograph of a Nude Woman. For todays exericse I did a free hand pencils study of the of the photograph as close to the actual photo as I could.
Thumbnailed Page From Strength Monsters
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book, Strength Monsters
Straight out of my Sketch Books a rare behind the scene look at a page I thumbnailed for Strength Monsters in Ultra-Mayhem. Let’s see how much of it you can understand. Source: 
A.J. Fulcher Interveiw Part II
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Strength Monsters, Uncategorized
This is part II of my Interview with Local San Diego Artist Aj Fulcher all the Pencil drawings you see in this interview where done by A.J. for Strength Monsters comics. If you want to get a good idea of what the next two issues of my Strength Monsters comic books will be like then read this interview! I have a Kickstarter going right now for these comics and when you support stuff like this you aren’t just helping me finish the project you are supporting local guys like A.J. work towards their dreams and old timers like Mike Witherby make their comebacks! http://kck.st/1O4Ersu is the link to the Kickstarter it’s also at the beginning and end of the article attached below.
Pencils of an Alien Cowboy by A.J. Fulcher!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Strength Monsters
A pencil drawing of a Cowboy Alien from Strength Monsters in Ultra-Mayhem an over the top comic book about Flying Saucers and Dinosaurs. You can get behind this project and pick up some cool rewards on Kickstarter here; http://kck.st/1O4Ersu
Source: Alien Cowboy
It’s A Double Wrist Lock Rough Pencils From My Forth Comincg Comic Book!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Strength Monsters
Rough Sketch I did of Evil Robot hitting a Standing Double Wrist Lock on a Hulked up Elf. Get behind this project on Kickstarter here; http://kck.st/1O4Ersu
Posted by Sam Kressin in Strength Monsters
Posted by Sam Kressin in Strength Monsters
Billy Robinson Approved Grovit Illustration
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Comic Books, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings, Worlds Deadliest
Illustration I did of the famous Catch Wrestling Hold Known As the Grovit circa 2012. As Jake Shannon gave testimony to here in his review of my Catch Wrestling Comic Book Strength Monsters I used to tell Billy about my ideas for comic books all the time.
Here’s the illustration in its entirety;
Worlds Deadliest Sketch For Unpublished Strip
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Pencil Drawings, Worlds Deadliest
Here is a sketch I did for my Worlds Deadliest strip circa 2014 I have not yet published the strip that goes with this illustration. Stay tunes as I will be bringing the comic strip back by the end of the year!
Feldstein Inspired Spaceman Final Pencils
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings
I posted my rough sketch of this Al Feldstein Weird Fantasy inspired Spaceman yesterday for Your Web Designer. Today I was able to get the pencils finished and tied down for the illustration. I will be inking tomorrow.
Quick Sketch Feldstein Inspired Space Man
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings, Sketch Book
Work in progress for Your Web Designer I’ll tight this guy up and tie him down tomorrow. This the quick sketch I did today inspired by an Al Feldstein Weird Fantasy Cover. If you don’t know who Feldstein is I suggest you learn! My recommendation is to pick up a copy of FELDSTEIN: The Mad Life and Fantastic Art of Al Feldstein!
Now Flush!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings, Worlds Deadliest
I drew this single arm hand stand over a toilet today. Worlds Deadliest will be back soon and with a VENGANCE!
I Will Kick You In The Face! (Pencils)
Posted by Sam Kressin in Comic Books, Drawing and Illustration, Pencil Drawings
I penciled this illustration today. Why did I draw this? What will become of it? Stay tuned and keep stopping back in to find out!
I Drew This Today 3-27-15
Posted by Sam Kressin in Drawing and Illustration
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