Bambs79

Well, I've been saying I was going to do this for a long time. I've always wanted to do a patron funded page where I could showcase not only tutorials but also original characters, fan art and all sorts of other stuff. And now I have. So welcome to my very own subs page on deviantArt. As the intro to my page says, I've been aiming to do tutorials, especially centred around drawing female muscle in a comic style for ages, but in book form. Unfortunately, this is a slow process, double-checking my resources, making sure that I've got things right, etc and trying to organise that into a book is a big job. As such, it's not getting out there quick enough. But since we're in the digital era now I thought it was about time I got on board too. I can make what I'm doing available digitally in either PDF or JPG form and that way it gets to folks quicker. Who knows, if this is successful enough, over time I might have enough to put into a book? I was originally going to do this through

Hey folks! I tested out a kindle unlimited (most definitely f*ckin’ limited btw😂) trial recently and as a result have been getting massively back into Manga over the last 2 or 3 months. I’ve been going through titles like a dose of salts so thought I’d throw it out there to peeps to see if I’m ’on target’ for what constitutes ’good’ manga. I really got into Mnaga in my teens but veered away from it over time. In the UK we used to have a publication called Manga Mania which was where it all started. I’ve listed below the titles that I’ve read and a few details. If you good people want to let me know your thoughts then it’ll be greatly appreciated. Akira - read all of ‘em when I was a kid and re-read them again recently. Absolute classic way ahead of its time. All traditional art. Mind:blown! Death Note - All: Loved it, one of my faves. Especially the ending. Amazingly well written and clever. Attack on Titan -Only read up to vol. 22 before Amazon screwed me with their clever trick.