Good but...
I have one of his books too and the images looked Exactly like his in his books. Almost liked they were traced. I knew right when i saw the body tut. IMO you should of put your own experience in it instead of spmeone elses. Otherwise good tut.
I didn't trace anything, I only copied two figures, the kicking body and the kneeling body, the rest were from memory. That's not plagourism (sp?) as much as it is help, as i can really only draw straight figures. I'm sorry if that's a problem.
Nice
Very nice and easy to understand tutorial.
For me it isn't that helpful since I already knew a big part of it. But for some beginners this can be a turning point for their life ;D
Ok
This was OK, but I've already read the book this came from so I didn't find it of much help, nice style though.
I thought it was useful
Well, I think all tutorials, are the same, yet vary from one opinion of how to draw, to the next. this one I liked over Granfaloon's(the only other I saw on NG so far,) because of the Sceleton as opposed to the basic outline approuch. I also like how you displayed a few examples and angles to different features. this adds the perspective of the viewer making it easier to get a more 3D drawing instead of a 2D figure with their arms to there sides staring straight ahead. All in all, I found it to be quite usefull... Especially at the face. I HATE trying to "wing it" when it comes to the face.
not much
it was funny though but it wasn't what i excepted.