Tuesday, October 30, 2007

How to draw girls



Some tips on the easy way to drawing girls: Look at a lot of real girls for many years. Stare at them from a safe distance but try not to get caught, especially by a boyfriend or husband or Mom. Then practice in your room alone for several decades and viola! Instant success. No charge but if you want to send money I'll have a pay pal soon.

12 comments:

jose hosel [old raffin] said...

hahaha! now let's see that paypal..

Jimbo said...

Jose: Soon I hope. Thanks fr the prompt hit.

Trevour said...

Jim - I'll give you a buzz! Sorry for being so busy.

Kali Fontecchio said...

You're a friggin' genius!

Patrick McMicheal said...

Man...That is so true!
Did you ever get caught and resort to the old ("It's OK, I'm an artist") Gag? It actually worked for me a few times!

Gabriel said...

ok, if it turns out well i'll sure pay!

Jimbo said...

Kali: Yes, friggin' being the operative word. I thank you.
Pat: Right and just hold your thumb up toward the subject like the old time artists. What is that for anyway? Anyone know?

Jimbo said...

Gabe: You da man!

Steven Finch, Attorney At Law said...

I always assumed artistes were using their thumb as a point of reference to get the scale right.

Jimbo said...

Finch: That was my guess but I'm not sure how that works. Are the subject and the thumb somehow related? If I was drawing a thumb maybe it would be feasible. Thanks for jumping in.

R. Banuelos said...

I'm thinking the thumb blocks out the people who stare at you so you don't see their face. I think the first artist to use that wanted someone to talk to them and used it as a way for someone to ask, "Hey now, what are ya' doing there with yer thumb?"

"Oh that? I'm an artist."

"No kidding! Can we have sex?"

"Why of course."

"Great. I can tell my friends."

"I may get artistic and finish quickly though, a symbolism for life itself."

"That's deep!"

Jimbo said...

r.b.: that's as good an explanation as any, though I'm not sure I understand it completely.