Artist Study: JOE QUESADA

Joe Quesada is well known as Editor in Chief of Marvel Comics, and he played a massive, defining role in making Marvel what it is today, not only the comics, but also the cinematic universe. But that's not why we're here. Joe is also one of the most original, dynamic, exciting artists of all time. That's not to mention his masterful storytelling. He's an enormous influence on my work, and many, many others. Tonight we're going to take a look at some of the things that make his art great, and see if we can pick up some techniques that will help our own work!

[@spenser6236]

I really love your "Artist Study" streams!

[@Dr.RockeART]

Great stream guys! I especially liked the thing at the end where you told us again what you will take from this experience 👍🏻👍🏻

[@doug9418]

That was awesome I wish I could have seen it live. Have a great evening everyone.

[@APerson-cl2rj]

so glad artist studies aren’t gone forever

[@Kenneth_H_Olsen]

Fantastic . concerning strong and weak lines . You said animation artists could use straight lines sometimes, whereas diseny used soft lines . My teacher told me that the body only consist of strong forms, like blowing air into a ballon, even the weak curve between the thumb and the pointy finger (index finger) is composed of many small, strong forms . Dave at 2:08:50 says that a weak curve can work, at the inside of daredevils leg, and notice the leg is relaxed ! this also is happening at where the glove on daradevil is kinda resting, 1:18:30 . So using weak forms in relaxed muscles is a great interpretation. A weak form would be dripping slime, and a strong form is a bulging muscle . Erick says something very interesting that the anatomy can be way off, as long as you keep the dynamic in the movement, much truth in that . Thanks for the tutition !

[@dieseldg]

Ok I watched it! I won't miss another Tuesday for the rest of the summer! Lol. Thanks for the shout out!

[@darioscomicschool1111]

Thank you David, I will soak up your Channel soon with all it'S Wisdom!

[@gitanodepaola7851]

awesome break down! really helpful

[@bawrbxokurdistan8486]

epic stream Mr finch :) and Eric you have improved a lot 🍀

[@flashrebirth3150]

Greg Capullo study stream?

[@KillerTacos54]

Erick is improving so much! Keep it up guys

[@nate1998-NLR]

I would love to see David do a Monday night draw based on the character Predator

[@enriquealacreurodrigo5426]

David, could you bring Esad Ribic??

[@fuggleeartshow]

I think the rib cage and external oblique is what Joe was showing at around the 40 min mark with those two separate bumps on the abdomen area, but just my opinion. I'm not sure the lat would be visible there. interesting to see various interpretations of it though, and how different people see things

[@Starlesslight]

Loved Quesada's Daredevil run. He didn't draw anywhere near enough for me.

[@pepitogrillo6110]

one of my favorite cartoonists, I would like you to be the cartoonist of the venom comics

[@shiny_samurai5444]

Does anyone know what pencils Dave uses? I know it’s 2h but I can’t find them

[@JoeHoddinott]

I love art studies so much. The stream of consciousness and discussion that happens is a treasure. @ericgroveart You may have your camera too close to the table. Every lens has a minimum focus distance and you may be exceeding that.

[@artwhat..]

Hi.. Hero F.. after 50 years of comic collecting,at 63' I stopped last week.. going to sell all now and start doing graphic novels I can use as art reference and not have to worry about keeping them in mint..

[@drew7319]

id love to see a Joe Quesada pencils with Todd Mcfarlins inks

[@Ultimatewildvine]

Great

[@lilianokeke611]

How I wish you could do more videos

[@5972-g1v]

noooooo! i missed the stream cuz the hour delay aw man :( well....lets watch this thing!

[@bawrbxokurdistan8486]

me too 5972 :,( .

[@asianpersuasion5948]

Does anybody know what pencil he uses?

[@bozoclown2098]

Please zoom in often. Like when you are pencilling.

[@ahmedrind5626]

My son is 12 year old and he need classes

[@bozoclown2098]

Go in closer . Especially when a point is being made.

[@MineCraft-sf7mw]

pls animal anatomy

[@jakeparkerwhite3090]

Hi I’m 15 and I draw for 8 to 10 hours a day with little to no brakes is this to much?

[@bozoclown2098]

No. But do have life balance . Example :. A time to eat. A time to sleep. A time to........etc,etc.

[@jakeparkerwhite3090]

@@bozoclown2098 ok I will do thank you for replying

[@bawrbxokurdistan8486]

hay that's impressive :) good luck with that take brakes in between and study the things you want to learn and try making it fun 🍀

[@vaultdweller6646]

Make sure you grip the pen/pencil as lightly as possible and stop to do hands stretches every 2 hours or so,otherwise your going to hurt yourself in the long run! Iv been drawing for 20 years with no issue because of this,and I know people who have been drawing for 4 that have permanent repetitive strain injury because they didn't do this

[@lifeisgood4882]

[USERNAME] channel is amazing 👍 ♥️