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So yeah! I'm now doing a series of pictures that show off all the styles of rendering (and some drawing) that I'm capable of, with "rendering" meaning both inking and coloring. This will be picture 1 of...at least 8, unless I think of more styles.

Anyway, this is the style of drawing and rendering that I am by far the best at! If you want characters rendered so incredibly cutesy amazingly-adorable it's-so-fluffy-I'm-going-to-die-of-diabetes that just so happens to look like an anime, then this is the style for you! After watching several anime review videos, I began to realize that my style of drawing cute, young characters with large eyes and innocent facial features seemed to fall under the "moe" style, so that's what I'll call this particular method of drawing unless someone comes up with something better. While I usually reserve this style for children ages 5-12, the moe style can easily be applied to babies, teenagers and even young adults, too.

Oh, and as for the characters here? Well, it's obvious that 10-year-old Amy Lightbloom is to the left, but as for her Jigglypuff, well...I've decided to make her ambiguous. As it that's the kind of Jigglypuff she would have if she was a Pokemon Trainer, and if that Jigglypuff wasn't Pluffy. I thought I could make the scene something like out of a photo booth, where Amy is showing her Jigglypuff how to operate the contraption. (Even though they seem to go beyond the picture border, but eh, ignore that. It's a stylistic way of drawing this picture. XD)

Another style coming up soon!

Description
So yeah! I'm now doing a series of pictures that show off all the styles of rendering (and some drawing) that I'm capable of, with "rendering" meaning both inking and coloring. This will be picture 1 of...at least 8, unless I think of more styles.

Anyway, this is the style of drawing and rendering that I am by far the best at! If you want characters rendered so incredibly cutesy amazingly-adorable it's-so-fluffy-I'm-going-to-die-of-diabetes that just so happens to look like an anime, then this is the style for you! After watching several anime review videos, I began to realize that my style of drawing cute, young characters with large eyes and innocent facial features seemed to fall under the "moe" style, so that's what I'll call this particular method of drawing unless someone comes up with something better. While I usually reserve this style for children ages 5-12, the moe style can easily be applied to babies, teenagers and even young adults, too.

Oh, and as for the characters here? Well, it's obvious that 10-year-old Amy Lightbloom is to the left, but as for her Jigglypuff, well...I've decided to make her ambiguous. As it that's the kind of Jigglypuff she would have if she was a Pokemon Trainer, and if that Jigglypuff wasn't Pluffy. I thought I could make the scene something like out of a photo booth, where Amy is showing her Jigglypuff how to operate the contraption. (Even though they seem to go beyond the picture border, but eh, ignore that. It's a stylistic way of drawing this picture. XD)

Another style coming up soon!