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Hi-ho! This is Darius Kamron Whitehead here, with an art style challenge drawing of Kermit and Leap. Kermit and Leap are one of my favorite frogs, so I thought about an art style challenge on them, so why not do it? Anyhow, I'll describe them for you.

Normal:

Just a normal style of Kermit the Frog and Leap. Kermit's catchphrase is Hi-ho!

Good-Looking:
Yeah, they might be normal, but they're also good-looking. They have no clue what they got cooking. They don't cook something up with me. Kermit the Frog is smiling (I know frogs don't have teeth, and Kermit had teeth in some Sesame Street sketches like Grover's Health Minutes - Teeth, and Grover selling toothbrushes) and Leap is cheerfully happy.

Cute: (aww)
Kermit and Leap all have eyes, and they all are doing their cute pose. Their hands are behind their back, and they all have white dots on their black eyes.

Chibi:
The chibi form of them. I call them Chibi Frogs. When you're in a chibi world, and you wish that you weren't there, don't worry, let me go to the surreal version of them.

Surreal:
Now they look like realistic frogs. Kermit looks like a real green little amphibian while still wearing a collar, and Leap almost looks like a real frog, but still with a red jacket and a zipper.

Another Artist's Style:
I used MikeJEddyNSGamer89's style for this one.

That concludes my talk about the Art Style Challenge.

Kermit the Frog belongs to Jim Henson, Muppets Inc, and Walt Disney.

Leap Frog belongs to Jon Barbour, LeapFrog Enterprises Inc, Michael Wood and Robert Lally.

The style of Kermit and Leap on Another Artist's Style belongs to MikeJEddyNSGamer89.

Made with Paint Photo Editor. Art by Darius Kamron Whitehead.

Description
Hi-ho! This is Darius Kamron Whitehead here, with an art style challenge drawing of Kermit and Leap. Kermit and Leap are one of my favorite frogs, so I thought about an art style challenge on them, so why not do it? Anyhow, I'll describe them for you.

Normal:

Just a normal style of Kermit the Frog and Leap. Kermit's catchphrase is Hi-ho!

Good-Looking:
Yeah, they might be normal, but they're also good-looking. They have no clue what they got cooking. They don't cook something up with me. Kermit the Frog is smiling (I know frogs don't have teeth, and Kermit had teeth in some Sesame Street sketches like Grover's Health Minutes - Teeth, and Grover selling toothbrushes) and Leap is cheerfully happy.

Cute: (aww)
Kermit and Leap all have eyes, and they all are doing their cute pose. Their hands are behind their back, and they all have white dots on their black eyes.

Chibi:
The chibi form of them. I call them Chibi Frogs. When you're in a chibi world, and you wish that you weren't there, don't worry, let me go to the surreal version of them.

Surreal:
Now they look like realistic frogs. Kermit looks like a real green little amphibian while still wearing a collar, and Leap almost looks like a real frog, but still with a red jacket and a zipper.

Another Artist's Style:
I used MikeJEddyNSGamer89's style for this one.

That concludes my talk about the Art Style Challenge.

Kermit the Frog belongs to Jim Henson, Muppets Inc, and Walt Disney.

Leap Frog belongs to Jon Barbour, LeapFrog Enterprises Inc, Michael Wood and Robert Lally.

The style of Kermit and Leap on Another Artist's Style belongs to MikeJEddyNSGamer89.

Made with Paint Photo Editor. Art by Darius Kamron Whitehead.