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Published: 2011-11-07 07:22:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 21365; Favourites: 239; Downloads: 299
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I'm really sorry this took so long to make. I was planning on churning out a page every couple of weeks, but when school started up for me again, I had a whole new barrel to deal with.
Anyway, we now begin the long-awaited actual informative content of the tutorial, starting with the head. I know, many other methods of drawing would have you start with a "line of action", but I am self-taught, so I never started with convention.
Hopefully succeeding pages of this tutorial will be posted closer to my original timeline.
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a powerpuff head is a different size from the body, but i DON'T think it's fat!
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Blossom : DID YOU JUST IMPLY I HAVE A FAT HEAD?
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this is funny
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I've thought about it, but I haven't done any yet. I might need to wait until I get a new computer that can handle running (new) graphic software and video capture software.
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Okay! :3 I was also wondering if you had PhotoShop?
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Actually, right now I use Corel PaintShop Pro X3, but I'd like to switch to Illustrator or Photoshop this year.
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Do you have to pay monthly?
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Not for Corel, but there is a way to get Adobe products on a monthly plan. I'd probably just buy it outright, though.
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Oh, okay! I just thought I'd ask cuz *JKSketchy has to pay monthly..
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no.. she implyed that you need to do your math homework ( lol im goofy sometimes )
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It's a measure of how much something has turned. On a clock, for example, the minute hand rotates 90 degrees every 15 minutes.
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Her head has the same amount of fat as the heads of her sisters...
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Maybe that is where all the sugar and spice went...
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yes but if it makes you feel better buttercups head is fatter! ^_^
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Don't take everything so serious, Blossom.
Great tutorial!!
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Funny thing is, I never use the line of action either. For anything. I know it's a helpful guide for most people, but it seems unnecessary to me. I mean, you're going to end up erasing it again anyway (just like you'll probably be erasing parts of a non-line-of-action sketch), so it just seems like an extra step that can be avoided. Maybe it's more useful with more realistic styles, but not so much for deformed cartoons.
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I don't do lines of action for the body, but I do find them beneficial for drawing faces. In fact, I think I'll make that the next part of my tutorial...
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They would probably help me balance the size and shape of my already slightly misshapen/misplaced eyes, but I'm too hasty to draw the picture in my head before it dissolves into nothingness...
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all powerpuffs have fat heads. It's part of what makes them what they are.
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I know... I've been pushing it back for fear of not making it "infotaining" enough.
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Well, that's only half of it. The other half is how...entertaining/appealing it is.
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Drawing puffs is like pouring a beer, If you get good head the rest just falls into place!
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Good to know 
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But your drawings always come out awesome! Sometimes I find it hard to meticulously finesse a drawing to a point where it doesn't look like I meticulously finessed it.
I've used so many different templates in the past... it used to be closer to a circle (about a 5:6 ratio), but having it a bit wider gives me a little more room to make the big eye a complete circle without crowding out the small eye. Though I would imagine I'd compress it from 88mm down to 80mm (or so) when drawing closer to a profile view. (I've just never had to do it before...)
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