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"Extraordinary! The battle has TRULY begun! And now, professor, since we have seen the ladies' muscle growth and superhuman strength in action, could you perhaps explain the science behind it to our audience, both here and watching it televised at home?"

"Has everyone in the audience spent over a decade studying the human body and the effects that a vast variety of obscure and experimental chemicals have on it?"

"Um…probably not?"

"Then no. I can't explain it. It would make their puny little heads explode all over their…belongings? I don't know, what would be a proper insult? What sort of things do stupid people own?"

"Professor

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Another fun, straightforward FMG commission, in very much the same vein as 'Health Food', this one starring Yukari and Fuuka from Persona 3!

~Xirialar Jan 30, 2011

WANT

*zephleit Jan 28, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I'd say MORE and BIGGER!!!
I love it!

~Chwen-Hoou Jan 28, 2011

Awesome job on this buff duo, Saxxon.

*WBLStudios Jan 28, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

Nice.

BTW, the project I was talking about... I plan on taking a break from EBW after chapter 13 goes up (chapter 11 goes up tomorrow), so maybe in a few weeks we can talk about it?

~Master-of-the-Boot Jan 27, 2011 Hobbyist Writer

Reminds me of the bugs bunny cartoon wih the crusher and the Crusher flexes just like these girls.

~schlagazoke Jan 27, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow ... You indeed go very far.

Pretty tricky to fit-in all the muscle, don't ya think ? It's always easier to stay in the "normal" stages (like taking a real-life bodybuilder as a model).

I really have trouble going that far without a model. Hell, I've got trouble to go anywhere without a model.

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Respect !

*Saxxon Jan 27, 2011

Fitting on all the muscle can definitely be a challenge! In my little "Artist's Comments" for another recent pic, Army Muscles, I actually went on a bit of a rant on the logistics of it...sometimes, like in this one, I kind of cheat by elongating limbs, which helps out, and doesn't look TOO out of place amongst all the HUGE, but I think puzzling out a way to handle enormous muscle mass without resorting to that is on my "muscle-drawing" To-Do List.

So far as models go, even though I'm sure the results are atrociously inaccurate even by the standards of warped anatomy, I usually just wing it without reference material and hope for the best. Except for the back picture in this! Most muscles I can handle, but those ever-treachorous back muscles give me trouble! So, Fuuka's back in Panel 4 is borrowed, though SLIGHTLY (ahem) enhanced.

And by the way, your usage of reference material definitely pays off in yours; your wonderful shading and higher amount of realism shine, while my cartoonier and crazier approach are at their own best when I just kind of let myself go wild and allow the picture to go wherever it feels best.

Anyway, having ranted yet again, I shall stop, and simply finish off with "thanks for the comment"!

~schlagazoke Jan 28, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Man, I just love your rantings. Can't help but smile.

Anyway : a little thing about my shading style. Well, in fact, I call it "cheating". I'm just not able to trace a pure line (like for most comic artists I've seen). I just hide the lines the best I can, behind all than marmelade-pencil-shading. Yes, MARMELADE. Like when you put it on a piece of bread. The closest word is french : "tartiner"