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torihoshigirl:

I’ve doodles out an idea for pajamas and a swimsuit for Ollie. Mostly because I don’t draw my Total Drama OCs a lot.

inter-galactic-planet-ary:

Draw that squad

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torihoshigirl:

Who the hell keeps paper towels up there? Is this something that tall people do? This is the sort of tragedies you’re putting short people through.

(Based off of this Vine)

20 ways to draw a more consistent character

teesshinystuff:

TAKEN FROM HERE: https://sites.google.com/site/houseotwisted/junk/20drawings

1. Draw the most common appearance for your character. This is your comfort zone. (Color)

2. Draw your character from the front, the side, and the back. This is something called a ‘turn sheet’. It’s a little boring to do, but will be very helpful to you in the future to have on hand.

3. Draw your character from the front, the side, and the back, but have them in nothing but their undies at most. This is to show off how your character is built. Drawing nothing but a straight pant-leg with no structure under it is no way to learn! (Skip this if your character doesn’t wear clothes)

4. Draw your character at three different ages than they currently are. (Must be noticeably different. No ages: 4, 5, and 6, etc.) Color one of them.

5. BANG! Your character just heard a loud noise right behind them. Draw their reaction!

6. Draw a bird’s eye view of your character.

7. Draw your character feeling very happy. Show body language.

8. Draw your character feeling very angry. Ditto.

9. Draw your character feeling very sad. You know the drill.

10. Draw your character with a different body type than they usually have. This helps you map distinguishing features onto different ‘templates’.

11. Draw your character if they were the opposite gender.

12. Draw your character as a different species than they normally are.

13. Somebody has just handed your character a live duck. Draw their reaction. Keep them in character.

14. Mary Sue the HELL out of your character. (Due to being asked “What is Mary Sue?” several times, I have included a link to the evil that is Sue: [Click if you dare.]

15. Draw your character lifting something heavy. (no magic allowed!)

16. Draw your character in an opposite role than they appear in your story/continuity.

17. Draw your character doing something they enjoy.

18. Draw your character doing something they do NOT enjoy.

19. Draw your character in a dynamic pose that is not a profile shot (from the side).

20. Draw the most common appearance for your character. Color it. (Pssst! See if it improved from the first one you drew. I bet it did!)

torihoshigirl:

I have been wanting to draw Storm again in a while since I wanted to actually give him lips (so I can practice drawing them more with expressions) and change his mouth. I remember the mouth looking like that is some sort of… I can’t think of the right word right now so I’m going to stop there.

Anyways, everything else is the same but I changed how his mouth looks. It actually looks quite good so I like this a good deal. I’m getting better with drawing with a mouse, I’ve noticed.