Girl Chef
When someone falls, or trips, they don’t fall down, they fall forward. So be sure to draw her leaning, not upright. That will imply motion.
Guest Artist: Makiki Kanada
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Fighting Robot
Before starting to draw the robot, first draw a very simplified version of the entire figure. Work from the general to the specific. This is especially important on complicated characters.
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Chibi Witch
Her hat should be huge, which makes her look extra small, and adds fun to the image. Typical “witch” hair is long, and hers should be almost touching the ground.
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Chibi Schoolgirl
To give her that “perky” look, draw her face in a 3/4 view, facing the viewer, but draw her body upright, in profile. Draw the little pink bear with a slightly confused look.
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Chibi Pajamas
This little cutie is made appealing with a combination of big eyes and an inward sloping outline of the face. The tummy should protrude.
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