Jeremiah Bailey

How many of you remember Arcbeetle? Cause, for real, he was like the best medabot in the series. 

YO folks! I’m looking to earn a little extra cash in the next two weeks so I’m adding a new option to my commission list, Character busts!. It can be a picture of your character or a fan art piece, either or is fine. My other commission prices are still the same but for the sake of time lets stick to these pics for the time being.

Shoot me an email at [email protected] if you’re interested and whether you get a commission or not thanks so much for your continued support over the years!

YO folks! I’m looking to earn a little extra cash in the next two weeks so I’m adding a new option to my commission list, Character busts!. It can be a picture of your character or a fan art piece, either or is fine. My other commission prices are still the same but for the sake of time lets stick to these pics for the time being.

Shoot me an email at [email protected] if you’re interested and whether you get a commission or not thanks so much for your continued support over the years!

Hey there! There’s a LOT of muscle tutorials by artists I’ve seen around here and there- but a few quarters ago I took a 10 week course on constructive human anatomy at my school and came to realize all the tutorials I was “learning from” were actually WRONG. 

If you want to get the best, most accurate reference for human muscles, use medical diagrams. If you only base what you know off someone else’s stylistic shorthand for how they draw muscles on the surface level- something is BOUND to get lost in translation along the way. Don’t just study pictures of people either, you need to understand what’s happening underneath the skin.

Here’s some good links I just found that I think are helpful:link // link // link

If you want to get really good at muscles, you also need to understand the skeletal system to a degree. Google-ing “_muscle name_ origin and insertion” will bring up pictures to show you exactly how that muscle attaches to the bone, fits in-between the muscles around it, and acts when flexed.

Once you understand how the muscles themselves work, you’ll have a MUCH easier time knowing exactly which marks to make and exaggerating stuff for different body types.

As for Dan himself– His body type is slightly based off of Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson and that super built World’s Strongest Man competition type body haha