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Spiderman 1 and 2 Saying that this movie has played a huge role in me becoming the person I am today is an understatement. I remember watching these first 2 Sam Raimi Spiderman movies over and over again on repeat, just being mind blown over the awesome visual and incredibly choreographed fight scenes. This movie was the one of the primary reasons why I started drawing a lot and making comics. I would imagine fight scenes between Spiderman and other characters from movies in this list (Hulk, Terminator) and draw comics of them.  Those were the good times. My dad had bought a CD of this movie Hulk This is another super hero movie on this list that I absolutely loved growing up. This was one of those initial movies that created a gray area between good and evil. The unique take on this super hero genre was really refreshing and I truely loved it. Jurassic Park  The movie that scared me a lot when I was young, but I absolutely loved it. Although you might not consider Jurassic park as a h

 Sketching a lot is one of the most important steps you can take to drastically improve your artistic skills, whether it be to understand perspective, shading, anatomy, lighting, posing, composition, or line confidence, sketching a lot every day can help you get better at these aspects. Art is less to do with science and more to do with self expression, and voice, hence there is no point in talking about data's and statistics to prove these claims. The sketch that you draw on your paper can not be given an arbitrary value, because every person experiences beauty differently. Let me talk about how sketching outdoors in a live location can have a lot of positive effect on you as an artist. First of all, sketching outside allows you to easily switch between subjects at ease. This can be very useful if you have an art block: sketch for a while, if you dont feel like it, walk a little further and find something else to sketch. Its really fun and helps you explore a lot of different subj

This is a list of movies and show that I have watched over the last few years and are the ones which I personally consider the best of the BEST! Almost perfect and would always be an important movie in my live. This list is purely based on my personal openion, and there is no such this is the absolute best movies, it varies from person to person. Ambili {Movie} Very emotional movie. Extremely great acting by Soubin Shahir. Great music. Very much heart warming. This is a very much rewatchable movie. Infact if I haven't seen this in 5 years then I must rematch it. Blew my fucking mind. Extremely heart warming movie. The romance was also very realistic and heart touching. Each time Ambili cried, I cried. Definitely an masterpiece of a movie with a beautiful message. Kumbalangi nights {Movie} beautiful music, videography, great acting by Soubin Shahir and Fahadh Faasil. The movie that opened my eye towards Indian cenema Boku Dake Ga Inai Machi (erased) {Animated show} This was an aw

How to study anatomy poses When it comes to studying human anatomy and poses one thing to have in mind is the fact that you need to put in a lot of time and effort into it, but at the same time you should not put a lot of stress on yourself and have fun with the process. In this blog article I decided to share about my process of sketching and studying anatomy poses, plus few resources for you to continue learning from. I want to start of by answering this simple question that is often asked: Why should I study anatomy or poses? Basically the simple answer to this is that, it helps you draw better human figures, instead of ones that look like stick figure. But if you truely think about it, there are plenty of popular artists out there who have a very stylized art style where they draw their characters with weird or simplified but inaccurate anatomy. Well in their cases they have found the style they are going for, but in most cases in terms of beginner artists or animators, we havent d