Fighting Bears

This is sweeeeeeeet man. Love the anatomy of the head and body, just amazing man!

I can practically hear them roar!
I love tension with the rippling muscles, the exposed teeth with the dangly bottom lip, the angle of the heads,...
You captured the moment perfectly

Hell yeah! I remember this image in the Art of Book. IMO one of the strongest images in it.

Awesome! This is one of my favourite drawings in the entire book! Glad to see a larger version :)

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh. That's just -gorgeous-. Fighting bears! Can just hear 'em going at each other...

Happy art fix before accompanying student for vocal exam!

--Shuku

Wow, such a powerful moment, beautifully done!

So damn brilliant! Lines, shadows, rhythm, composition.
Here in Sweden a friend of mine was killed by a bear a couple of weeks ago.

love the anatomy and action in this shot.

...you know if you made your OWN book, you could print the images any size you want. we're all holding money and waiting.

I love the shapes and rhythms in this one.

wow. love it. the lines, the dynamics, the form, everything.

And bears are awesome creatures

I can totally see your influences in the final film. When Kinai fights the Koda's mom, and she's represented as a monster, your insightful anatomy studies show through. The way fur moves on skin, which slides over flexing muscles. It's magic. And these studies have all of that. Yay for good vis dev!

Really well done, you capture the action very nicely. I can see the swift movements, really awesome !

regardless of the lack of notoriety....its one of my favorites of yours my friend...and I have been lucky enough to see alot of your work

FANTASTIC!

Thanks everybody.

Thanks Bobby and Dave for remembering my drawing. I'm flattered.

Jed, Jason, Nathan: I guess all those anatomy classes and figure drawings really paid off here. Not that bears are that similar to people, but all that studying helped to me to draw the muscles in a way that appeared convincing.

Gary: I'm glad you noticed the dangling lip. I found that element was crucial to giving the bears a sense of weight and size.

Per H, Ken and Mark: For me the rhythm of movement is what defines what is an inanimate object, and an organic/animate object. I look for that in my figure drawings and my compositions.

Thanks Anna, the movement between both bears had to work together so that the bears worked as a single unit, even though the action is moving in one's favor.

(Per H, Sorry to hear about your friend.)

Shuku, that's interesting that you can hear them roar, especially before you went to a vocal exam. I think your audio senses were already in high gear.

David: Yikes, I guess I peaked when I drew this one. Now what?

Nathan, I know...Marcos keeps riding me about the same thing.

I wish I could wield a third of your powers...I would use them for good only....I promise

This pose is so strong and brilliantly drawn.
Ah, Marcelo..
:)

Gooooood graaavy...Gorgeous! Can really feel the weight and motion in this. This is a fight ya don't care to break up:)

Fantastic Blog and awesome works!! This post is amazing!

Hi!You possess masterly skill.The present museum.Veri beautiful.

your blog is so awesome!! I really like the figure/ memory drawings

Man, MAN these are beautiful! Thanks for posting all these.

WOW, love this drawing!

I love this Bother Bear work that you dispaly Marcelo!!!! Just fantastic. Great gestures and draftsmanship!! Really nice!!

Really very nice !
It reminds me of the scene when Simba fights with Scar in "The Lion King"
Something stucks to the memory :)

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Beautiful stuff as always!

Best.......Carlo.

Simply WOW!!!:o)