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Found this: www.drawingtutorials101.com/ho… tutorial online, so I thought I try one too.
Since this is my first try, let me know what you think!
I didn't spend much time on it(in fact I made this really fast), since this is just a test. There should be more inbetween steps of building the character, more expressions and different angles and poses.
Also for those who want to draw more cartoony in general(or just want to draw Merlock better), I would recommend not from copying people me(there is the danger of copying my mistakes), it is better to study how they draw him in the movie, study classic cartoons and exercise. For learning cartoony drawing style, the Preston Blair books are the best! If you want to go deeper into animating the "animator's survival kit" is the book for you! Also recommend John's blog: johnkstuff.blogspot.ca/search/…
In general it is the best to find out why the drawing/character look so good and what the artist try to express, instead of blindly copying something.
Another reason why I made this is because I cannot find any model sheets, turnarounds and development art of Merlock.
For this tutorial, keep in mind that this is how I draw Merlock. If you pay attention to the cartoon movie, you will notice that his style keeps changing.

Merlock belongs to Disney.

Description
Found this: www.drawingtutorials101.com/ho… tutorial online, so I thought I try one too.
Since this is my first try, let me know what you think!
I didn't spend much time on it(in fact I made this really fast), since this is just a test. There should be more inbetween steps of building the character, more expressions and different angles and poses.
Also for those who want to draw more cartoony in general(or just want to draw Merlock better), I would recommend not from copying people me(there is the danger of copying my mistakes), it is better to study how they draw him in the movie, study classic cartoons and exercise. For learning cartoony drawing style, the Preston Blair books are the best! If you want to go deeper into animating the "animator's survival kit" is the book for you! Also recommend John's blog: johnkstuff.blogspot.ca/search/…
In general it is the best to find out why the drawing/character look so good and what the artist try to express, instead of blindly copying something.
Another reason why I made this is because I cannot find any model sheets, turnarounds and development art of Merlock.
For this tutorial, keep in mind that this is how I draw Merlock. If you pay attention to the cartoon movie, you will notice that his style keeps changing.

Merlock belongs to Disney.