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Did this in class today, I think it came out quite well myself :]

( sorry for .bmp but my scanner can't do .png :frown: )

...and yes I know he's loosing a bit of his feets, but I'm too lazy to make a better scan >:O

I think he is super. :O

That's funky [:

I just realized I have my head on a constant tilt to look at normal smilies. Wtf. I have to move my head so much to see yours. ];

hay u shuld draw me w/ur ink skilz LOL

dat loks kinda kiol i giv it a 6/10 bcuz i tink iz cyut

Good.

So emo.

Yea, I know! Da Vinci was so Emo!!!

Vanitas must be terribly emo too.

Dude, you have no clue how Emo Vanitas was!!!

Thanks for all the positive comments people, I'll do some more later ;]

A'right, havn't made anything good in a while in school, but today this guy showed up, FILTHY LITTE MONKEY! :O

Oh and that gray stuff you can see is some drawings on the back of the paper, I fill out an entire sheet of paper sometimes :D

Dude, can monkeys arms do that? o_o

datz filthy lolx!!!

It's canvas, you can do almost anything on Canvas :)

Who gives a ****? :D

Good art follows in the rules of anatomy, I guess.

Otherwise we would all just draw Potato Heads and be "artists".

Propper anatomy is not applied her, choke on a shoe-horn. (but don't die, that would suck.)

It's a matter of style, you can keep it realistic and have the anatomy part above all, or you can keep it cartoonish like this piece, first off, it has giant head, secoundly its arms are made of rubber ;p

Da Vinci was an utter genius, of his works, The Vitruvian Man is my favorite. It's considered the most anotomically correct drawing ever.

http://www.fotos.org/galeria/data/52...ruvian-Man.jpg

Dude! You just posted a picture of a guy with his wang out! So totally b&!

ROFLSWTFLOL

I think his flying machine designs were way more impressive... But that's just me.

I think his killer chariot was way more impressive.

Leonardo Da Vinci's anatomical drawings were much more accurate, and the among the only accurate leading up to the 18th century. The Vitruvian man displays the anatomical ratios present in all things, in this case humans. This is actually a theory by some really old Greek guy, who's name I've forgotten (starts with a P).

Patrocles?

Pythagoras?

Yes! Thank you [:
I don't know why you're quoting me, I was being sarcastic. I posted his anatomical work of the structure of the skeleton to show that, just because an artist produces material which contains "morbid" images does not mean they're "OMG SO EMO LOL".