Frank Cho Drawing Demo - Tinker Bell

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Trying something new. Instead of drawing superheroes, decided to draw Tinker Bell in my style.
Enjoy!
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[@adambomb138]

Damn, that is a STRONG Tinkerbell. Broad shoulders, legs like an ice skater.

[@Jabroniville]

Absolutely remarkable! Watching you work is like magic- you hold the pencil so loosely and so far off the page- I'm always grinding it in there, lol. Watching you erase perfectly good linework horrifies me, but then you got and improve it- I'm always finding my "second go-over" makes it worse. Love the anatomy here- using big, thick Chun-Li thighs is just PERFECT for our favorite pixie!

[@maelstrom4815162342]

awesome work. I've learned so much from watching you draw, trying to recreate the characters, study how to draw anatomy, facial expressions, hair etc. Thank you so much for putting your vids out there.

[@DLC_-mw4mc]

very beautiful drawing, thanks!!

[@tylerrichlen3286]

She looks amazing. Great as always Frank!

[@buddyjaydubb]

The fact you brought up the tabloid batboy thing is crazy. I know exactly what you’re referring to lol.

[@ArttuTheCat]

A new channel subscriber / comic book friend from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮. Mr. Cho, i love your drawing art works 😺👍. The first comic book, i have ever read from your drawing works, is JUNGLE GIRL. I loaned it from a city library in the early 2010's. You are an excellent artist 🖋️🖊️✏️🖍️ 😺👍. Thank you 😸😺👍!

[@Katisverycool]

Stunning artwork as usual

[@moseywz]

Beautiful drawing Frank,much love from Brazil 💪❤

[@emeasobajudefriday8770]

Love Disney characters

[@syckles]

Its always fun to watch a disney character be turned into a comic style bad ass heroine in this style. Thanks for the vid, Frank!

[@FarronOfHouseFarron]

So much to learn from these videos. I'd love to see you draw Cheetara, Pumyra or Wilykit some time.

[@Hellfrolic71]

As an artist, I collect other artists on Pintrest which may sound weird, but look at the volume of beautiful work from Frank Cho and you will see he is a modern master.

[@BianicEpicVideos]

This is amazing. It would have taken me hours just to lay the line work. I love your style and I hope I can be anywhere close to your skill set with enough hard work

[@nathanvertil7355]

It was such a fun and amazing drawing either way, Mr. Cho!

[@snowvon7160]

Tinks got back!

[@pat.k4823]

Julie strain Heavy Metal F.A.K.K.2 was a alternitive, or Taarna, Elvira.....and many more. I hope Mr. Cho. You fimale drawigs are the best. Thanks for your drawing video's ! I👍IT.

[@daltonevans5149]

I think I want some of that cake.

[@peluchin645]

Beautiful ❤

[@daftcruz]

Thicker Bell

[@DarthEnahs]

one word. AMAZING!!

[@silviapereira9130]

Sininho musculosa demais.😮😮😮

[@SeanWickett]

Always a pleasure to watch you work, dude. I'd love to see a real time drawing session sometime. Edit: well that's what I get for commenting before the video is over; 7:50 I watched a video about the influence Carl Barks had on Osamu Tezuka, which of course influenced a generation of manga readers and artists after WWII. Crazy big circle of cultural dynamics, eh?

[@Ranchor489]

Frank, that's no Tink. That's a THUNK.

[@KillerTacos54]

Amazing

[@manuelcoelho1968]

Show

[@rohaanaheimixi]

Love to see yours art of junior character too 😊😊😊

[@protoman1214]

Tinker bell been hitting the squat rack

[@stiobhardgruamach1368]

I feel that Disney's influence on manga is often overstated in the US. Yes Tezuka loved Disney and borrowed a lot from Disney and Tezuka was influential on generations of Japanese manga and anime artists that followed. However that being said if you look at a lot of traditional Japanese art in museums and books you will find that there are also highly expressive faces with hugely exaggerated eyes. I've even seen it proposed that the japanese way of depicting eyes may be derived from the method of writing words in japanese, the order of strokes and so on.... Whether or not that is provable, I think the use of exaggeration in prints, paintings, sculptures and crafts probably dropped into the social consciousness much more even though Disney obviously has a global audience.

[@Thollis1987]

Great job on drawing Tinker Bell. Could you please draw Raven?

[@KingofArkennar]

It's an amazing drawing! When can we see you drawing a Liberty Meadows character? maybe Ralph and Leslie?

[@ryanmaurer7310]

Hi Frank! love your work. may I ask what pen are you using?

[@aaronwalcott513]

Thicker Bell??

[@David7500]

I wonder if Frank Cho ever use photos as references for he's work

[@frankchoartist]

Oh, All artists use references, including myself. I use everything for references - photos, toys, statues and myself. I always have a mirror nearby to use myself for reference in a pinch.

[@Disconnect350]

Thighs save lives.