Juggertha

Remember back when you were a kid and the most important thing in life was coloring inside of the lines (well, that and waking up early on Saturdays)?

Well, those times are back. I give you Juggy's Coloring Contest!

Be it digital or traditional, this contest is for anyone who wants to sit down and give it a shot.

What do ya say, time to let that kid out and have some fun?

-Juggy

Mostly done the pencils now...

Nice job on those man.

You joined up on DA yet?

Awesome work on these man.

It's so good to have you back on the boards.

You have to check with the Virtue Gods on that one m8.

Um, am I the only one wondering what he was drinkin' at the time??




Get better bud.

Lovin' it.

Thanks bud.

And my colors for it.

Nobody move!!!









You might step on my jaw... it's rolling around on the floor somewhere.

Yeah, not sure how that came around... I guess from the pic with me and him by LastScionz.

I actually wanted to get another piece with me vs Ironman.

Cool - a character I've wanted to do for some time now.

Ok, he may have changed his name now, but if you're at all familiar with his work, then you'll appreciate this piece.

I was so blown away by the pose, I didn't even notice what he was standing on.

hehehe - too cool. I guess Juggy is getting a reputation for something.

I appreciate all the comments guys.

No need to appologize with any of them.

Ok, so I did up a tutorial a month or so ago onbasic digital coloring tips and people seemed to dig it. I figured if people liked to see that, they might also like to see how I draw digitally (bah, who uses a pencil anymore. lol).

I'm going to post here at most stages and get some feedback from you guys... and eventually post the final tutorial.

Feel free to jump in and comment/critique any stage. My goal is to write this and design it in a way that if someone was just getting into digital drawing they'd be able to figure it out.

Stage one: The Red
In this stage I set up the general pose with "red bubbles". Basically just fooling around and seeing if the pieces look like they might fit together. I used a bodybuilding pose as reference for this shot, so as long as I didn't stray too far from the mark - it should work.

Stage two: The Blue
This is where I really start to sketch. I fill in the muscles and structure and further test the limits of the pose. If all looks good, I move on, if not, I head back to stage one. This one is looking pretty decent, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the hands. I was thinking of having him hold something large ... but haven't decided on it yet.

Thoughts?

I love his vibe.

Thanks guys. This one went pretty smoothly.

A fine idea.

Yup Imp, that's been rolling through my head all day now.

Every time I say this work in my head, the song "Thunderstruck" slips off of lips.

I thought you guys would like to take a peek at this shocking little beauty.

SunderShock

Lookin' good.

I'm still waiting for TA and Bayani to find this place.

lol, love it. Thanks man.

Happy birthday bud...


Here's a Sneak Peek for ya.

Ok, now get your mind out of the gutter. This is not a thread about manhood, it's about ART COLLECTIONS!!!!

I'm wondering, where do you host it, how do you organize it, and... most importantly - how big is it (not that size matters of course)


I think I'm hovering around 40 pieces right now in My Collection.