Comic - "Charlotte's Magic Life"

David R · May 19

Ben tells Mom about his afternoon.

https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/a-new-friend-12/ ‎

David R · May 26

Bye bye Ben
https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/new-friend-13/

David R · June 2

Down time - "Namesakes"

https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/down-time-namesakes/

richardandtracy · June 3

The next frame should be Lex curling up with laughter...

Very amusing.

Regards,

Richard

kenmo · June 5

Nice work...

David R · June 6

kenmo said:

Nice work...

Thank you, kenmo.

David R · June 6

richardandtracy said:

The next frame should be Lex curling up with laughter...

Very amusing.

Regards,

Richard

I guess they could call her Addie. XD

David R · June 9

A new story line starts today

https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/the-encounter-01/

David R · June 16

https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/the-encounter-02

David R · June 23

Parting ways with an old friend.
https://charlottesmagiclife.com/comic/the-encounter-03/

David R · June 26

Just finished part 13 and it was a beast. Kurt and Nolan playing one-on-one basketball while Kurt tells of his troubles. Twelve renders, nearly all of them posing challenges. I like to do my own posing but in this case used photo references.

felis · June 27

You asked for it...

But they look nice.

richardandtracy · June 27

I can sympathise.

I find some sports happen too fast for me to really register the poses that people go through as they do it. And then there are some sports where I'm just not familiar enough with the sport to have the muscle memory of what you do. At school I rarely played the supposedly 'non-contact' sport of basketball (getting sent off when I retaliated for people flooring me) and swimming is one where I don't do it very often so can't really remember how to swim when not in the water. When in the water - I don't have a PC to create the poses.

Regards,

Richard

David R · June 27

felis said:

You asked for it...

But they look nice.

Thanks!

David R · June 27

richardandtracy said:

I can sympathise.

I find some sports happen too fast for me to really register the poses that people go through as they do it. And then there are some sports where I'm just not familiar enough with the sport to have the muscle memory of what you do. At school I rarely played the supposedly 'non-contact' sport of basketball (getting sent off when I retaliated for people flooring me) and swimming is one where I don't do it very often so can't really remember how to swim when not in the water. When in the water - I don't have a PC to create the poses.

Regards,

Richard

When doing any kind of action pose I always always always use photo references. There are nuances that you just can't get through memory. Luckily, there are pictures of everything on the internet.