by Christopher Hart | May 30, 2013 | Animal Cartoons, Tutorials, Uncategorized
Tigers have a jutting chin, which, along with the ruffled fur on their cheeks and striped, give them a distinctive look.
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by Christopher Hart | May 30, 2013 | Cartoons, Fairies and Fantasy, Tutorials, Uncategorized
Draw droopy eyes with the eyelids half closed, a big smile, and a small cranium, and you’ve got a character who is funny but also quite dim.
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by Christopher Hart | May 30, 2013 | Cartoons, Tutorials, Uncategorized
Oh-oh. You don’t want to be her victim is you’re the younger brother and she is forced to baby sit.
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by Christopher Hart | May 30, 2013 | Cartoons, Tutorials, Uncategorized
The retro dad is a very popular character type in TV animation, Draw him with a good natured smile, and wide open eyes that show that he’s totally – clueless!
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by Christopher Hart | May 30, 2013 | Animal Cartoons, Tutorials, Uncategorized
To make this chunky little fella extra cute, leave out its neck and place the head directly onto the body.
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