I love how you draw Steve, he looks like such the 'Smooth Dog' lol! Danno's fac cracks me up and that stray bit of hair blowing in the wind and his foot out there getting rained on. Love it. Aye dear it would be good coloured but 'fuuuuuuu' on lol.
Danno's hair is my obsession. I don't understand how that haircut can look as cool as it does on Caan. How do they do that? How many hair dressers are on stand-by during the shoot to make sure it stays perfect? So many questions.
And Steve totally is a smooth dog so he better look like on XD
It really is an anomaly isn't it. I don't think another man would pull it off quite so spectacularly. It is almost like an extension of his head. When he wears something blue, like say a shirt or even a tie, it looks like a golden halo.
Those are THE questions aren't they, I am sure it takes some maintenance. Like a highly skilled team of hairdressers, nay coiffeurs, with him at all times.
To be honest dear I just love how masculine you get them both. Give me a woman to draw and I'll make her the epitome of femininity but tell me to draw a man and I'm scuppered. Unless he's a lumberjack.
Highly skilled hairdressers... with the courage to work on a show where 80% of the scenes take place on or near a beach.
I actually love to draw men that are kind of buff - maybe because I spent all of my teen years drawing skinny bishonens and now that I draw different body types, I'm enjoying the variety. I really envy you for being able to draw feminine women, though. Somehow, this is something that totally escapes me and my sketches of women often end up with gigantic jaws and chins.
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So many questions.
And Steve totally is a smooth dog so he better look like on XD
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Those are THE questions aren't they, I am sure it takes some maintenance. Like a highly skilled team of hairdressers, nay coiffeurs, with him at all times.
To be honest dear I just love how masculine you get them both. Give me a woman to draw and I'll make her the epitome of femininity but tell me to draw a man and I'm scuppered. Unless he's a lumberjack.
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I actually love to draw men that are kind of buff - maybe because I spent all of my teen years drawing skinny bishonens and now that I draw different body types, I'm enjoying the variety.
I really envy you for being able to draw feminine women, though. Somehow, this is something that totally escapes me and my sketches of women often end up with gigantic jaws and chins.
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