Sorry. The only problem is, in Milos pose, shes NOT on both knees, the right leg is still BEHIND the ledge. Shes (from what I can see) reached the top of the building with her left foot propped on the ledge and the right leg tailing behind the body. Take a closer look. Shes NOT about to spring into action, shes creeping. Consider the King of Comics, The Great Jack Kirby. Kirbys muscles didnt connect properly-- he confuses the deltoids and the pectorals, his elbow wouldnt function, and his squiggly lines dont describe any known anatomical purpose. Yet, this remains a powerfully convincing drawing. And thats the way it is with Kirby; there is a confidence and virility to his figure drawing that repeatedly powers him through awkward anatomical questions. Gil Kane once remarked that he preferred Kirbys earlier figure drawings because then he was drawing the figure, but later, he was doing an impression of a figure. I think impression of a figure captures pretty well what Milo is doing, and presumably, his intent.
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 00:25:53 +0000
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