Nice lines, but... why do they all look like (albeit voluptuous) men wearing Janet Reno wigs? They remind me of the Fat Slags strip in VIZ, without the hairy moles and cigarettes. This doesn't diminish their value, of course. It's just sort of weird, considering all the happy, bouncy curves of womanitude.
Also, in the second pic, the way a lot of the heads are shaped... Well, it's none of my business. Whatever makes the great Don Martin happy, I always say.
Don Martin once again proves the power of posing over character attributes. There is a certain majesty (and beauty) to these creations strictly defined by their attitude.
Can you guess who did these nudes?
FP! Don Martin.
ReplyDeleteOH WOW....Don Martin, My artistic inspiration since I bought my first MAD magazine back in 1969!!! Loved that guy!!!
ReplyDeleteIngres?
ReplyDeleteYYYYYYEEEEESSSS!!!!
ReplyDeleteDON MARTIN!
I wish I had a life drawing class with him, then I might have actually had some fun!
Come to think of it, the models I used to draw in those classes looked just like those Don Martin drawings. But not as funny.
Nice lines, but... why do they all look like (albeit voluptuous) men wearing Janet Reno wigs? They remind me of the Fat Slags strip in VIZ, without the hairy moles and cigarettes. This doesn't diminish their value, of course. It's just sort of weird, considering all the happy, bouncy curves of womanitude.
ReplyDeleteAlso, in the second pic, the way a lot of the heads are shaped... Well, it's none of my business. Whatever makes the great Don Martin happy, I always say.
Come to think of it, the models I used to draw in those classes looked just like those Don Martin drawings. But not as funny.
ReplyDeleteHa! I think we've all experienced this.
Such round buns! Fine art indeed!
ReplyDeleteGod Bless Don Martin
ReplyDeleteYou can't fool me!
ReplyDeleteThese are by the great draftsman Dave Berg!
Fa Fa Fa!
:)
Seriously though - I love me some Don Martin.
Don Martin!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes!!!
He can say more in two drawings than most contemporary movie stars!
Don Martin once again proves the power of posing over character attributes. There is a certain majesty (and beauty) to these creations strictly defined by their attitude.
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