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Sketchbook of Claus leSable 🔞
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Sketchbook of ero artist @escapeclaus.art.
Adults only.
SFW: [ @blkmkt.net ]
Subjects: [ #nsfw #nsfwoc #sketch ]
OCs: [ #clauslesable #prickle #persimmon #basicbear #hbsnail ]
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Seconding this, for the most part ghosting is not a reflection on you and what you're doing!
September 29, 2026 at 11:16 PM
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Luckily, Concepts makes it convenient to draw, but you can't really edit lines with any real precision. Completely eliminates the impulse to screw around with line nodes. Treat it more like drawing traditionally!
September 14, 2026 at 8:16 PM
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Have you ever considered using a vector oriented program like Concepts? So far it seems to perform well on both versions of the MovinkPad with complete artworks, but the small sample size makes it difficult to determine if that extends to other artists.
September 14, 2026 at 8:06 PM
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Which of the MovinkPads is your tablet? Haven't had experience with Clip personally on production work, but would be interested to hear about your experience!
September 14, 2026 at 7:23 PM
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EXCELLENT. Good to see this come together!
September 1, 2026 at 10:23 PM
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The ink work of the Spirou comics have always been a huge inspiration. Such solid drawing...
August 24, 2026 at 10:40 AM
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Excited to see any art you make!
June 5, 2026 at 12:55 AM
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Forgot to resize the previous sets of spreads! These should be much more reasonable to load. Not sure how many of these is reasonable to post here, might instead keep full archives of sketchbook pages in Patreon or something.
A sketchbook spread with construction drawings of the torso as seen from behind and above. The torsos are built of primitive shapes, an egg and a wedge for the ribs and torso, simple triangles for scapulae and cylinders for limbs, and have more specific muscular shapes draped over them. These drawings show the stretching action of the shoulders and pectorals as seen from behind when the arms are stretched above the head, forming a diamond shaped well where the neck, head and trapezius muscles are contained. The scapula is shown to be a triangle with its far point aimed at the base of the arm, which rotates when the arm is raised above the shoulder level. Smaller drawings build a schematic of a simplified arm, which the artist repeats on both pages to commit to memory. There are constructions of figures with breasts shown to fit on top of the pectoral shape with the appearance of a balloon pointing to the center of the collarbone. The largest drawing on the spread demonstrates the alignment of the scapulae at the back. These drawings are studies from Michel Lauricella’s Simplified forms. A sketchbook spread with mostly headless and armless figure construction studies. These studies have legs attached and highlight where the legs attach to the pelvis. Special attention is paid to the S-curve the in the legs, starting at the Sartorius muscle in the thigh and continuing with the tibia down to the feet. Some figures have heads and demonstrate twisting motions in the torso, and some drawings isolate the legs. All drawings are from Michel Lauricella's Morpho: Simplified forms. A sketchbook spread with studies focusing on the pelvis and legs. Construction drawings show where the legs attach, about halfway on the pelvis, and use a rectangular plane to stand in for the patella. Most poses are standing or vaulting poses, with one reclining pose, including a demo isolating she sartorius when the leg is extended. These and all other drawings in this set are from the Morpho: Simplified forms book. A sketchbook spread with simple constructions of the whole figure, mostly focused on the head, trunk and legs. There is one seated figure with legs spread and bent that has arms attached, to demonstrate the position needed to hold the knees with a locked out arm. Most figures have bent knees and demonstrate the shape the sartorius makes as it crosses the leg - a diagonal curve from the center of the hips (as seen from the front) that ends somewhere under the knee.
May 27, 2026 at 6:32 PM
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Confining the study half of this sketchbook to this thread. 8 more pages from the beginning of the book.
A sketchbook spread with torso studies focusing on the connection the abs make from the ribcage to the pelvis. These are simplified constructions of the torso, studied from Michel Lauricella's Morpho: Simplified forms book. Both pages show the abs in flexion and extension, with a bucket shaped block in place of the pelvis. The abs extend from the middle of the front plane of the ribcage to the center of the front plane of the pelvis. A sketchbook spread with torso construction studies. These studies rotate the constructed torso to show how the obliques connect the ribs and pelvis on the side plane. The drawings here also reinforce the construction of the arm beginning at the scapula on the back. A sketchbook spread with multiple construction sketches of the torso as seen from behind. A sequence of drawings layer parts onto the construction of the torso, starting with a simplified showcase of the skull, spine, ribs and pelvis rendered with primitive shapes. Attention is paid to the back plane of the back of the body, emphasizing what parts belong to the back plane (Spinal erectors, scapulae, sacrum) vs which parts belong to the side plane (external obliques). The right page shows full figures from behind in reclining poses with rounded backs. The sketches on this page focus on the limbs stretching and how they attach to the torso at the hips and ribs. A sketchbook spread with anatomy practice drawings. The left page is filled with figure construction drawings drawn from observation using quickposes.com's Warrior collection. The right page returns to drawing studies from Michel Lauricella's Morpho: Simplified forms, assembling torsos from more complex forms to demonstrate how muscle groups overlap on the side plane of the torso.
May 26, 2026 at 3:43 PM
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Please do! Glad to assist!
April 10, 2026 at 2:48 PM
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If you instead need to work in a book, you could use a Camera Lucida of some kind, like the Etchr Mirror or NeoLucida (neolucida.com), but this is a little more complex to improvise on one's own.
Product photo showcasing an artist using an Etchr Mirror rig, comprising a plastic angled stand for holding a phone and a notch for a transparent acrylic sheet. The image on the phone screen is reflected onto the angled acrylic sheet, which the artist looks through in order to trace the phone image onto paper. Photo of an artist using a Camera Lucida to trace a vase of flowers at a distance onto an open page of a sketchbook. The device is a prism attached to a flexible monopod about an arm's length away from the working surface. The artist looks into the prism and sees a projected image of the flower vase on the sketchbook and traces it. The tool pictured is the NeoLucida XL.
April 10, 2026 at 2:12 PM
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There are animation supplies like that if you intend to work one page at a time: lightfootltd.com/products/10f...
lightfootltd.com/products/10f...
*10f Mini Port-a-Disc & Overlay
Lightfoot Ltd - 10f Mini Port-a Disc Features: Lightweight and portable with 14" rotating disc Finger pocket instead of a hole for safety Use ambient light and draw wherever you go (no light included) Dimensions: 16" x 18", made from durable ABS plastic (lightly textured to resist scratches) Comes with 4 rubber non-ski
lightfootltd.com
April 10, 2026 at 1:56 PM
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Only just managed to get hands on some basic clear acrylic panels which flatten the page nicely for future photos, but they don't have the 50 miter to form that nice V shape. For now, magnets are used on the outside of the book and the working page to hold it open and that works for drawing in bed!
April 10, 2026 at 3:49 AM
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diybookscanner.org
diybookscanner.org/archivist/
Eventually would like to be able to make something like what is described on these sites, but for the moment these photos are taken with a flexible monopod clamped to a kitchen drawer with a camera attached. The book is surrounded with white canvas.
diybookscanner.org
April 10, 2026 at 3:49 AM