My 13-Year-Old X-Men Drawings: Some Good, Some Bad

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In summary, The conversation was about drawings that were shared by one of the participants. The drawings were done at the age of 13 and were of x-men characters. Some of the drawings were good while others were not up to par. The drawings were highly competitive and only the best ones were kept. The conversation also included compliments on the drawings and discussions on personal experiences with drawing.
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Cyrus
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Ok, rather than Hijack Zoob Or Kurds Thread.

Here are my x-men pictures I drew when I was 13.

Some came out OK, others came out looking like crap.

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/2073/pict0058sb8.jpg

http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/9580/pict0057iw3.jpg

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/9801/pict0059us5.jpg
EWWWWWWWWWWW Nasty drawing.
http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/8563/pict0060yz5.jpg

http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/1876/pict0061ut0.jpg
God, what an AWFUL drawing of a face.

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/200/pict0063wa2.jpg

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/5199/pict0064wz8.jpg

http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/9494/pict0062xm2.jpg

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/4461/pict0056da6.jpg
 
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This ones a really BIG drawing I tried to make on a note pad that is 18"x24" (1.5x2 feet)

It was supposed to be an entire fight scene end to end, but I quit. Oh well...

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/452/bigwx0.jpg
 
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The fact that you have kept these drawing all these years ,suggests to you
that they have some value, against my better judgment i have to say they
are good, now where is my reward?
 
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http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/9231/pict0065tp3.jpg

The dare devil.
 
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wolram said:
The fact that you have kept these drawing all these years ,suggests to you
that they have some value, against my better judgment i have to say they
are good, now where is my reward?

They are by no means "good". But I thought I did a good job considering that I was only 13. But my friend and I were VERY competitive on who could draw the same picture better. We would tear up 15 pages of attempts before we got to a final picture. And if he drew a better picture than me I'd tear mine up when I got home and throw it in the garbage. So as you can see, these are all that remain. :rofl:

We quit right around when comic books started being drawn in that black ink style. Those drawings are amazingly hard to reproduce.
 
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Hellstorm kicks ass. Sipderwoman sucks.
 
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Cyrus - those are very good. You do have talent.

You are certainly above average. :approve:
 
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I used to draw characters from computer games such as sonic the hedgehog which are a lot easier but I misplaced then a few years back. These are certainly better than anything I did at taht age.
 

1. What inspired you to draw X-Men at 13 years old?

As a teenager, I was an avid fan of the X-Men franchise and spent a lot of time reading the comics and watching the animated series. I was also fascinated by the idea of having superpowers and wanted to create my own versions of these iconic characters through my drawings.

2. How did your drawing skills develop over time?

At 13 years old, I was still in the early stages of learning how to draw and my skills were still developing. However, as I continued to practice and hone my techniques, my drawings improved significantly over time. I also took art classes and studied different styles and techniques, which helped me to improve as an artist.

3. What are some of the challenges you faced while drawing the X-Men?

One of the main challenges I faced while drawing the X-Men was trying to capture the unique characteristics and personalities of each character. It was also difficult to create dynamic and action-packed scenes that truly showcased the powers and abilities of each mutant.

4. Do you still draw X-Men or other superheroes now?

Yes, I still enjoy drawing X-Men and other superheroes, although not as frequently as I did when I was 13 years old. As an adult, I have a greater appreciation for the art and storytelling aspects of comics and enjoy creating more detailed and intricate illustrations.

5. How do you feel about your 13-year-old X-Men drawings now?

Looking back at my 13-year-old X-Men drawings, I can see a clear improvement in my skills and techniques. While some of the drawings may not be as technically proficient as my current work, they still hold a special place in my heart as they represent my love for the X-Men and my passion for art at a young age.

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