Didn’t invent this but am definitely making the “chest, armpit and pube hair on top of fur” technique one my anthro signatures, with the hottest example yet cumming with Hornado, the cape buffalo.
Unlock the cock on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/hornado-x-148635366
Still leaning into letting more of my sketch and line show through in figure drawings, here’s a hung twink model from a DoableGuys life drawing sesh turned into my hung twink OC Dillon. Unlock the cock here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/dillon-143599107
Yea this model was sexy but also skilled as holding this deep crouch took serious strength and balance. Art meets athleticism in this pose!
A still image does not properly convey this life drawing pose, with the model super eager to show his flexibility and his near constant hole flexing.
In erotic figure drawing, it’s hard to surprise someone who’s drawn countless models jerking over the years, but this one genuinely shocked me. The plan to animate it came early because the drawing was too subtle for the moment. To be clear, he’s got one finger in and is going in and out with another finger. Uncensored = https://www.patreon.com/posts/tucker-reclined-133686520
One in a series of life drawings where the model was super keen on showing off his butt. That subtle curve was important to convey the flatness of this ass compared to my other work.
Here’s two more pieces in my latest series in traditional media, both with a life drawing hot muscular model turned into my OC’s Paxton and Nuke. Huge Erection alts on my Patreon here. Love to see these all together so below are the rest in this series so far, all previously posted. This may be the beginning of my mazelike background era.
Used a symmetry drawing tool to help finish this figure drawing, leaning into line art and design to help stand out from AI slop. Came out fun but the hottest part to me is the model’s neck hair and how keen I was to draw it. Hard version = Here on Patreon!
So this new life drawing pose became Theo Torcher, a character from a 24 years old college homework because I’m embarrassed to show old work without a new interpretation to go with it. Hard version = HERE on Patreon!
The Breakup (1999) – Art school assignment, basically had to create a storyboard with no text. Discovered early on at Pratt that I was the only one out of hundreds of students using a comic style. And then realized this was going to be one of my only chances to show sequential art. So I was almost obligated to go full crazy comics mode and create Mister Theo Torcher and Miss Alicia Talonetti.
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