Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- I have a huge amount of respect for all of the artists I cover in today's video regardless fo whether I'm talking about some good or bad art from their career.
I've loved watching the trend of professionals reacting to good and bad things in their own field of work. The Corridor Crew's videos of 'VFX Artists React to Good and Bad Special Effects' is currently my favourite series on youtube (partially because I used to work in special effects). But in general it's always interesting watching well studied professionals talking about their craft. Another particularly fun one has been watching LegalEagle go through court and trial episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. For anyone who hasn't seen the two shows being referenced, here are links to both!
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Since I've been a professional illustrator and animator for 7 years now, I figured it'd be fun for me to break down what may have gone very right or very wrong in some of comics best and worst pages and panels. In this episode I break down some classic artwork including the infamous Rob Liefeld Captain America cover with his crazy wonky chest, Jim Lee's aversion to drawing feet, Milo Manara's controversial, busted looking Spider-woman as well as work from Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos.
I hope you enjoy and learn a little something about the process of making comic book art from composition, the inking and coloring process or general anatomy. Thanks for watching!
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EVERY ILLUSTRATOR REACTS (and the artists I've covered in each episode)
Illustrator Reacts to Requested Comic Artists (Manga and Marvel/DC Edition)
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Tite Kubo, Arthur Adams, Sean Cheeks Galloway, Masashi Kishimoto, Tim Sale, Haruko Ichikawa
Illustrator Reacts to Manga and Manhwa Art:
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Solo Leveling art by Gee So-Lyung and Jang Sung-Lak, Yang Kyung-il, Keisuke Itagaki, Park Jinjoon and Hajime Isayama.
Illustrator reacts to Requested Manga Artists (Mangaka):
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Boichi, Eiichiro Oda, Sui Ishida, Kaoru Mori, Posuka Demizu and Kohei Hirokoshi
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Manga Art:
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Yoshihiro Togashi, Masashi Tanaka, ONE, Q Hayashida and Katsuhiro Otomo
Illustrator Reacts to Good and Bad Comic Book Art 5
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David Yardin, Moebius (Jean Giraud), Mike Deodato Jr., Bill Sienkiewicz, Bryan Lee O'Malley and Gabriel Rodriguez
Illustrator Reacts to Requests
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Lee Bermejo, Akira Toriyama, Esad Ribic, David Finch, Jason Fabok, Skottie Young, Gabriel Picolo, Tsutomu Nihei, Andrew Wildman and Mark Bagley
Illustrator Reacts to Comic Artists Evolutions
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Frank Miller, David Aja, Jae Lee, Matteo Scalera and Marcio Takara
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 4
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Kim Jung Gi, Joe Madureira, Stjepan Sejic, Todd McFarlane, J Scott Campbell, Takehiko Inoue, Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 3
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Eric Canete, Dexter Soy, Dan Mora Chaves, Yusuke Murata, Kentaro Miura, Hirohiko Araki
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art 2
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Alex Ross, Mike Mignola, Jorge Jiménez, Das Pastoras, Greg Land, Fiona Staples
Illustrator reacts to Good and Bad Comic Art
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Rob Liefeld, Kenneth Rocafort, Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia, Francis Manapul and Humberto Ramos
Yeah your first comment cause I'm lonely in life hooray
The captain america art is cringey but atleast he tried,
You should react to animation! That would be extremely entertaining
Jesus is coming! Please repent and trust in Christ alone! May God bless you and your family!
Maybe, instead of toilet bowl, call it whirlpool or cyclone.
5:51 i was scared that my man was gonna show his butt for demonstration
Hahahahaha, I solemnly swear to never show my butt in a video 😝
@@PopCross aw man 😞
@@PopCross well, thats it. I'm unsubscribing
Star Lord same
Scared? I was disappointed when it didn't happen
Comic book artist : People saying my art look ridiculous and weird.
Anime : First time?
@THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN You legit have Spiderman in your name
@THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Damn there's always that one fucking dude.
Wait, weren't comic books invented before manga and anime ever was?
@@HessianLikeTheFabric Actually yes, because mangas were invented in the late 1800's but most of them were lost and never recovered, however the first ever manga to be serialized began in 1946. The earliest known comic book is called The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck. Originally published in several languages in Europe in 1837. A little history lesson for ya.
@@HessianLikeTheFabric it's all good
As someone who's self taught and knows a few that are as well, if that artist just picked up a few books on anatomy or had a model, he probably would've had better results and awareness.
Yeah I didn't like that comment as well, many artists, especially from manga are just self taught.
It is not hard to study via observation
@@enkiimuto1041 It's obvious when someone is self taught. Get out of your arrogant bubble.
@@Pdalow i think it would've been best if you could've pointed out what is obvious about it before calling someone else ignorant.
Liefeld is famously lazy and thoughtless when it comes to his craft.
@@Pdalow self taught, in a grand scheme of things, is a generalization, even art students have to learn on their own, no one's holding their hands afterwards.
Spider-Woman looks like she has on body paint
Erocketman...that's bad because?
@@jello788 because she is wearing a suite
@Veit Zeret not as much
most characters do. Reason being is that tights are easier to draw, because the body begins life with basic anatomy. Its more economical in terms of meeting deadlines than it is to draw actual clothing, because good clothes drawing never looks the same. Muscles and bones don't change much and their changes are predictable. But clothing? Wind, flexing, wet or not, gravity, etc plays a factor in how it is perceived. too much extra work, which is why you find very few characters doing anything seriously dynamic in them.
@@marcusgraham812 really? You care about realism for lewdness but not a woman with spider powers climbing a wall?
That chicks back dimples are shown through her suit
@Death Omen That's how it goes with how a lot of Superheroes are drawn.
Back dimples
Frank Rauen creep
Head down ass up. 🤔👍
all i can imagine is the awful cameltoe she'd get in that skin suit 😭 😭 and the chafing......
Its not Jim Lee who has issues with feet, its Rob Leifeld, theres proof of that. When Liefeld does draw feet they look weird
Pick up any Marvel Previews issue, and look over the covers. Lots and lots of artists play the Hide the Feet Game.
@@theneedfulniche This is something of a myth. Using covers doesn't really tell you anything. Feet not appearing on covers has little to do with artists' ability or desire to draw them and more to do with the kinds of images in which feet would or wouldn't naturally appear. The only way you will see the feet is if it's a full body shot from straight on or of the "camera" is looking down on the subject. The latter is pretty rare in comic book covers because it tends to lessen the power and impact of the subject. Instead, it's much more common to have the "camera" looking up at the subject, even if just slightly. This makes the subject appear larger and more powerful. Imagine a video of a moving train shot from a helicopter high above versus being shot from a camera lying on the tracks. A camera angled up like this simply cannot see a person's feet unless the person is airborne.
Rob Liefeld really does hide feet, though. The difference is that he'll draw a full figure then conveniently obscure the feet with rubble or smoke or something. In none of those Jim Lee examples did it seem like he was deliberately hiding feet.
You don’t draw feet unless you have to, no one wants to see feet. You want to see the characters.
Yess, feet are difficult to draw, only good artist can do it
Drawing feet is hard because of toes (and how we hardly draw them, so it just becomes this thing that becomes torture when you actually have to draw).
But these characters are usually wearing shoes, it is super weird that one would avoid feet with shoes.
it's Rob Liefeld who famously avoids drawing feet, not Jim Lee.
Kren Wregget gfhdoeihdiwidhhd fuckkkkkkbjejdjd me harder
I am so sorry that was my little sister not me
@@zombieheadoink - time to move out of the house, son.
A lot of artists try to avoid drawing feet. I think Rob is just famous for going to the most hilarious lengths to do it and when he DOES draw feet often doing a dreadful job of it.
@@zombieheadoink What did you do to your sister?
Jim Lee draws feet just fine. Rob Leifeld is known to not draw feet.
The reason why is because marvel editors frequently crop images to fit the page. So most of the time the feet would get cropped off so most comic artists don't bother drawing them. Lots of artists struggle to draw feet as a result of this.
@@12pdfb5 A professional artist should have learned to draw feet before ever becoming a professional.
Or hands. He tends to draw them as fists a lot or holding something, or he omits them all together. A lot of the time they are incredibly tiny.
He also has drawn feet…just as bad.
@@12pdfb5 Not in Liefeld's case. He intentionally drew mounds of dirt or rubble in front of the feet so he didn't have to draw them.
Well, this is completely wonderful.
Garrett? You watch this channel?
Garret you here?-
What on Earth are you doing here?😂 oh my word when two worlds collide haha, I just came from your house tour!
Why are you here
😏😏😏🥳🥳😎😎😎😎
It’s funny because the “bad” drawings are a lot better than my drawings.
Well to be fair, these are supposed to be professional artists so naturally the need to hold themselves to a higher standard.
RCBM Mines true
Nothing wrong with the drawing style in any of these. It's mostly about the anatomy which is just bad or even awful.
The Main thing for comic book artists is to be able to narrate a story
Tbh, the '' bad '' drawings are better than this guys drawings too...
Looked like Captain America was smuggling Matt Damon onto Jimmy Kimmel's set.
Great reference
PeteW. That’s exactly how it looks
Rob liefeld only deserves some credit for deadpool. He made the design but the actual personality behind the character had nothing to do with him.
The personality behind Deadpool, the fourth-wall breaking, the wacky and irreverent sense of humor came more from other artists and writers who worked on the character.
What do you mean he created the character if it wasnt for him no one would have been able to develop him and as far as I remember deadpool has always been that way I was actually buying comics in the early 90s and was around when deadpool and let's not forget cable came out. It's like saying well, Walt Disney only deserves partial credit for mickey mouse smh😂😂
@@TenguBeats He created the design, what people actually remember deadpool for was made and written by other people. Liefeld got the ball rolling but its not because of his comedic talent or ability to write good characters (especially in the 90s where he vomited out whatever pouch covered recolour he felt like for his own series with dreadful artwork lol).
Then youre remembering wrong. Deadpool has not always been the way he is. Liefelds version was a mostly serious mercenary that had a little bit of dry humor now and then. Nothing on the scale of stuff deadpool is known for. If liefeld hadnt inspired a gag character then someone else likely wouldve. Mightve been a different look but that hole wouldve been filled. Liefeld ultimately isnt that important for deadpools main qualities. Thats like saying bob kane deserves the main credit for batman when his first version was a piece of shit, just a guy with awful looking batwings and a generic domino mask with a red shirt. Being the first step/part of something doesnt mean much if the first version had to be overrhauled before people actually carrd about it. Also walt disney actually did make and help animate the mickey mouse people remember, unlike rob who just had deadpool as a mostly throwaway assassin
NeutralGuyDoubleZero I agree. Same way Stan lee only came up with the idea for a “spider man” but it was Steve ditko who made spider man SPIDER MAN
@@NeutralGuyDoubleZero totally agree! If Deadpool had been the character Leifeld wanted him to be, he would've been a deathstroke rip-off
"Let's give him the benefit of the doubt"
*sees actual art*
Um... nah let's not. Deadpool's cool n'all, but it'd be a fair price to pay.
Jane Ross you are willing to have no Deadpool? Without him no Deadpool
@@hexogramd8430 without him, someone else would come up with a fourth wall breaking self-referential trollish ironic type, who only doesn't now because there's already a Deadpool. Might not be called the same thing but would absolutely fill the same gap. It's a character type that was bound to show up sooner or later. I don't even really see what's so special about Deadpool. He's a knowing prick, and that's more fun than annoying in medium sized doses, but there really isn't much else to him. Some pretty standard thing with him having bad scars. Some pretty standard thing with him having lost love trauma. All easily repeatable.
So yeah to get rid of art like that until such a time as he actually decides to try harder and improve his craft, sure fine gimme whatever we'd end up with instead of Deadpool. Fair trade.
Jane Ross you are fundamentally mistaken about the character. Here watch this video to get educated ua-cam.com/video/55huF8QVJbk/v-deo.html
@@hexogramd8430Ehhh. Without Deathstroke, no Deadpool. Although I ultimately enjoy DP more than anything DC has put out (except for maybe Legionaires when I was a kid, which was, honestly, an X-Men knockoff.)
@Arya ok
Jim Lee is an awesome artist. Him and Todd McFarlane.
Alex Ross?
@@loltrqll too good
@@loltrqll oh he's a god level.
What about Jack Kirby
1. Todd McFarlane
1a. Jim Lee
Personal favorites 💪🏾💯
A few corrections: Rob Liefeld Co-created Deadpool with Fabian Nicieza, at 1:12 the image on the far right is actually by Mike Deodato Jr, and allegedly it's Liefeld who often hides feet and Jim Lee is just in on the joke/pokes fun at Liefeld for it a bit. Sorry about those! I put more time and care into the second episode in which I state these corrections at the end! Link to the video here!
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Those hands are definitely artist hands!!!!!
Id love to hear your thoughts on the works of linda and stephen sejic. Their comics to me are some of the best in the current market IMO.
Review Yusuke Murata's art
Like I've said to many others, when you start drawing hands, imagine each finger is just a sausage connected to yet another sausage. I'm not sure how I do it now, but hands don't give me much trouble. Feet are also weird because of their movements. Not all people have one foot straight with another one to the side, and if you draw a person in a way you can't draw the feet you're used to, then the overall composition will look wrong.
You went full SJW on the Spiderwoman thing.
Most comic book buyers are men. Men like to see sexy women.
Its not bad.
Take a breath.
Me: *Sees you have 19,999 subscribers*
Me: “I’m about to do what’s called a pro gamer move.”
epic
I got to this comment with 199 likes, I know the feeling
You don't need a college education in anatomy to be an artist who knows and utilizes proper anatomy. That's NOT anyone's problem. In highschool I knew plenty of artists who understood this and could draw perfectly realistic people.
I think it's the time crunch with not being able to just redo something once you're almost done, mixed in with someone trying to put a spin and flare on their work to stand out and be original.
Kuu Phone Incorrect. Even with mediocre knowledge of anatomy one is still constructing an image off basic volumes, cubes, spheres, cones, cylinders. The Captain America image, and all images shown by that artist, have an issue with the artist not making a good base made of sold volumes upon which his anatomy relies.
If you’re constructing your character’s torso based on, let’s say a box clearly placed in space, with clear understanding of its angle, perspective, centerlines, then your anatomy on top will be as sound as your knowledge of it (so, anything from none to perfect) but the construction will be sound.
The CA image, as was said, looks like it was based on an unfolded box, or a barrel that the artist then forgot how he’d decided to place in space and didn’t check the anatomy he drew for reference. I could say it’s a case of a missing shoulder on the far side to help with the 3/4 angle but even then the wonkiness of the volume is there but it’s a stretch. I think it’s both a case of him being a bad artist in that respect as well as the ones playing him being bad at hiring.
Of course, the style is reflective of the logic of 90s comics that were likely heavily influenced by bodybuilding which reached its peak in size and conditioning during this era... the unfortunate thing was that those bad artists just saw weird musculature that wasn’t there and put muscles upon muscles instead of actually using bodybuilding for reference. Anyway...
Lee Bermejo is one of the most realistic comic artists to me. He isn't afraid to make it look "ugly". Superhero costumes look too perfect and he isn't afraid of showing the folds, creases, and stitches of each suit.
I am a beginner on comic art. I just Wonder how People doesnt consider artist like Lee Bermejo as the best. How can you compare Lee Bermejo art to others not that detailed?
7:18
Yeah... Let’s just call it a “whirlpool effect” instead, lmao.
In art class we refer to it as "spiral composition".
@@DoctorZisIN yeah but this guy is a professional illustrator, so we all have to call it TOILET STYLE now.
@@patrickparadis9038 ok
Where is Jack Kirby? He was the original artist with Stan Lee.
R.I.P Stan..😭
R.I.P Kirby.
Jack the king Kirby please, have some respect
I like how you mention Kirby yet only say “rip Stan”
There’s nothing to criticize tho
*its already perfect*
R.I.P. Jack Kirby
At 1:12 the panel in the far right is Mike Deodato's and not Liefleld's drawing.
Percebi isso também hahah
Kenneth Rocafort can make smoke beautiful and luscious. Every page he draws is pure gold. His classic Cyber Force/Hunter-Killer is awe inspiring. And more recently his Ultimates: Omniversal is breathtaking.
His Lady Mechanika cover was sweet
Kenneth Rocafort art is awesome, i love his panel layout
Yessssss!!! It’s so gorgeous!!!
Personally i think it would be a better question to ask how many feet to characters has Rob Liefeld drew. Also one thing i'd like to point out although he created the look for deadpool (although it is copied from Deathstroke) he isn't the one responsible for creating the character acts (that is subjectively the best part about the character).
Love that you talked about the sketch artists, inking artists, and coloring artists seperately
"rob liefeld is the best artist in the industry"
"i can't draw hands"
it adds up
Guess you'll have to draw them with mittens.
Kenneth rockafort is one of the greatest comic artists but it's just too bad he doesn't get the recognition he deserves. He drew Vampirella with moons & bats in the background & a great Lady Mechanika. Awesome artist
The fact that rob liefeld wrote his signature on that cap is just...just...
*incredible*
5:00 Micheal Jackson is that you...?
Hindustani Wolfie R/wooosh
What editor approved that Leifeld Cap America? 😭😭
Marvel
That butt cheek one actually made my butt start hurting XD
Reminds me of The Kylo-Ren THICK scene where he is way too buff.
Kylo ren isn't way too buff his trousers are pulled up way too high
W I D E L O R E N
Wideload Ren?
Yup. Liefeld was just way ahead of his time and using Adam Driver as a reference...
You mean Ben Swolo?
Great video! If you do another video like this, I'd love to see you talk about Alex Ross' work
Oooooh good call! And thanks!
I was very surprised to see a video of someone praising comic book artists and no mention of Ross!
Comic book artist to consider reacting to: Clay Mann, Jorge Jimenez, Jason Fabok
Also consider reacting to Mangaka, specifically Hirohiko Araki and his evolution in style for Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure
jameslloyd999 yos jojo
Also Jae Lee. Sometimes his works really looks amazing but sometimes... Nah
Hey random fellow cultured jojo fan
YES, do manga like One punch man, Berserk, Junji Ito...
5:46 "cuz like here look..." I though you gonna show me how it looks like on yourself...
This is almost at 1.5 million, let’s hit that by the end of the month
As an art teacher, as well as a comic fan/critic, I enjoyed this a lot. Please do more!
it's kind of like vfx artist react to good and bad special effects. great Job!
Thanks! yeah been loving their vids and had to take a crack at this myself!
@@PopCross got this video recommended to me after bringing corridor videos, Great video very enjoyable
bad but very popular artwork. that's Rob LIefeld. also, he took some art classes and he was hired by DC to work on Hawk and Dove, he worked for Marvel next.also, the wonder woman drawing at 1:11 was by Mike Deodato Jr., not Liefeld.
1,000,000 views!!! Congrats man, love the channel and I love seeing how much you have grown recently!
love the different types of artistry, random but this guy is adorable, no homo
Hahahahaha thanks!
I really liked the Youngbloods cover. The idea of someone being so musclebound that they almost turn into a sphere is interesting.
4:51 when Michael Jackson wanted to play spider-man
Just a fun fact for anyone who doesn't know, the spider woman art is anatomically correct and has been replicated by a few people in real life, the problem is its one of those perspective issues where yes, its 100% correct but not in motion looks completely broken. personally don't like it either due to it just looking broken, but when you see a real person in the exact same pose looking exactly the same, I cant fault it on the anatomical issue, but on a composition one where the artist decided to go forward with that presumably knowing how it would look to the layman.
jim lee isn't the guy who doesn't draw feet, thats Rob Liefield also lol
As an artist, this was both painful and inspirational to watch
I've always loved the manga/anime vibe that Kenneth rocafort's work has
Jim Lee having feet issue?
It's a known Liefeld affair.
Imagine if you had a chest that could be a portable table
Neil Adams’ Batman art was what got me hooked on comics back in the day.
Rob liefeld used to be the master of hiding feet but he has acknowledged this and it's gotten a lot better since the 90's
im an amateur and even I cringe😂
I don't even know how to draw and even I'm cringing.
To be fair, he based that Captain America pose on an Arnie pose where he genuinely looked like that in his prime.
More like he get Hulk serum too much
I’ve seen many photos of Arnie in his prime, and if there WERE any close to that, it was because he was twisting his torso. No such excuse here. As “the Rob” proudly stated in his infamous jeans commercial “Ever take an art course?..... NOPE!!” Well,... perhaps you should go and take a few, just to strengthen your many weaknesses!!
Rob liefeld is self-taught?? That explains EVERYTHING
Liefeld is also allergic to feet. Also, on the good art end, you gotta do Alex Ross and Mikel Janin.
My guess is he has feet fetish and whenever he draw feet, he gets turn on and can't draw properly
Benjamin Lê You’re thinking of Tarantino and Kubrick. Rob just can’t draw feet for shit.
@@Jack-xj4jj amazing
Notification squad! Also I’m so glad you made this! I’ve been watching Corridor Crew’s VFX artists react series as well.
They're so good! Felt weird shamelessly ripping them off, but I loved their vids so much I just had to take a crack at this!
That Captain America has a lot of extra organs in there.
Oh Jim Lee you truly are a comic book national treasure.
C'mon man..everybody knows rob liefeld doesn't like drawing feet..JIM LEES A MASTER DRAWING FEET😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😂😂😃😉😉😉😉😉😁😁😆😅
Is that the same guy who made deadpool?
@@franmadaraki616 yea he's the creator of deadpool. ( first appearence on new mutants #1)
@@guepardo8648 *The New Mutants #98
@@cz4422 yep you're right..
I thought Rob Liefeld was the guy who avoided drawing feet. Anyway, thanks for including Ramos and Manapul. Those two are some of my favorites.
My eyes kept getting drawn to that incredible Spider-man art on the wall
You’re virallllllll!
congratulations! it’s nice to see how much your channel has grown,i remember when i first subbed and you had 3K
Kenneth Rocafort is one of my favorites. I am constantly impressed by his artwork.
Every comic book fan knows about Rob liefeld's art
Soooo much goofy, wonky anatomy! I still dig a lot of his stuff though 😝
7:15 I freaked out because I forgot that this video was good and bad lmaoo
Francis Manpul is my favourite comic artist
Azzamation Francis Manapul was the first artist who I fell in love with his art, and truly looked up to, as an artist.
People who make bad art probably shouldn't criticize other people's art for drama clicks. Just a thought.
I don't know what they're talking about the one on the thumbnail is flawless
I’d love to see you talk about Frank Millers art in his run of Batman
6:25 her suit looks like its painted on..
😏
Golden Owl_Art i mean it is.... I’ll go
@@poncermoidicus7513 W...T...F
*breathes in* Boi..
some random guy: hey how-
popcrossstudios: SUCH STYLE
I mean, sure, Rob Liefeld may be a better artist than 99% of the people on the planet, but he's still worse than 99% of artists, so...
And besides, you have to account for the fact that the vast majority of people on the planet (say, about 99%) aren't trying to be artists. If they were, most of them would become better artists than Liefeld pretty quickly.
So no, I'm not going to take it easy on him. He's a garbage artist.
Thank you. That comment bothered me so much. Rob is terrible and have had so much time and possibility to improv but haven't.
Props for acknowledging the trend and shouting out some other content creators, you rock dude
The problem with the captain America pic is the star not being symmetrical on the chest. If he was face on it wouldn’t be centered
I do find your honesty very helpful your opinions are absolutely comical. And a lot of the views that you bring up absolutely makes sense as it should. Even for myself as being an illustrator myself I look at my own mistakes and other mistakes and realize what I have to do to keep the extremities of awareness together when it comes to Anatomy angles and what and what is not real. just like my illustrator art teacher used to point out the same minor and major details. It's a bit hard but I realize live references or even live poses are the best ways to get the best effect. Thanks a lot keep up the good work great stuff.
6:12 awkwardd!!! hahahah he's so serious explaing that 😂
Horikoshi flexes on all the other manga/comic artists by being extra on drawing hands
True. He loves drawing hands, masks and people with animal heads.
6:36 at least the hands look good lmao😅
This video is how I found this channel and I’m glad
You should consider some manga art too, like ONE's OPM, Berserk, JoJo and Battle Royal
Honestly just comparing the original OPM and Murata's rendition could make a cool video
He could make whole videos about some of Miura's panels lol
Also, vagabond, green blood, kokou no hito and innocent had some of the most beautiful art.
KONO POWAH
0:03 My step dad walked into the room just as you were saying this.
Hahahah oh nooo! Bad timing 😝😝
Please react to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure artwork 🙏🙏🙏
Koichi Pose 10/10 best art ever drawn
I bet it's something like: "Human spines aren't suppose to bend that way..." lol
@@saerudayo you haven't read enough manga
sj you haven’t read enough jojokes ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@saerudayo yeh cus they're not funny
4:34 i actually love that picture. Its so raw and disturbing, and thats nice.
Can you plz review Andrea Sorrentino's art?
His old man Logan is just breathtaking.
that was great. i'm an illustrator student and a comic book fan. thank you!
This man knows what he's talking about, subscribed
I'm dying to see your thoughts on Kentauro Miura's work from "BERSERK"
Berserk early chapter had an ok art but the later chapter had one of the greatest art in manga. Vagabond by inoue takehiko also had some of the best art.
I think maybe someone got confused from when Jim Lee was bagging on Rob Liefeild's lack of feet. That's in the image comics documentary.
I agree.liefeld doesn't do feet. Jim does. Plus, Deadpool from the movies isn't liefelds creation.alone.
Jason Fabok and Ivan Reis are fantastic artists.
You clearly don't know who Milo Manara is.
He is an erotic art illustrator so, if the character looks sexualized, is probably because that was the aim of the artist. For what we know she could be completely naked and that could be body painting.
Indeed! www.superrobotmayhem.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/milo-manara-spider-woman-cosplay-body-paint.jpg
He says that in the video you fucking moron, did you just pause it and not actually finish when he started criticizing something you like? Lol
Legal Eagle's It's Always Sunny law reviews are the only Legal Eagle videos I watch
Love this episode, fun to see you explain why art looks strange/why its so good
Thanks! Glad you like it! Was fun to make!
Speaking of comics, check out Yusuke Murata, the illustrator of One punch Man
Nah. Kentaro Miura and Takehiko Inoue are infinitely better.
@@grandadoboman1995 They are good in their own ways. Yusuke, Miura and Inoue just stand out much more due to their loveable and rememberable artwork.
Gabby N. Like the king orochi chapters, his artwork of king orochi is amazing
@@dragonproxy7114 Have you seen Boros' ship too? That shit was way too detailed..
No thanks weeb
Nice reaction vid and good idea. Interesting we haven't seen to much with comic book art. Also congrats on your 1 million views.
I noticed each successive reaction vid seemed to drop. I wonder what the audience was expecting after the first one.
Anyhoo great work and vids. *Subbed.
Hey, look it’s my favourite art channel!
Whaaaat, thats awesome thanks so much!!!
I like making my own custom comic art, but I don't think I'm good at anatomy, but not as good as that Spider-Woman.
I saw someone defending the Rob piece. They way they explained it made it make sense
Great video! Drawing hands has become my favorite, I get a lot of satisfaction when I nail them!
Jim Lee's reverse foot fetish LOL... was hoping you'd cover Malin and Sciver too.
“Pretend my knuckles, here, are the butt”
Ahhhh...the sweet, sweet words we’ve all spoke at one point or another!