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Published: 2012-06-01 18:35:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 15344; Favourites: 196; Downloads: 229
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It's baaaaaaaaaaaaack! 
After an unexpected, inexplicable, inexcusable five month hiatus, the next page of the tutorial is finally up! You can all thank JKSketchy for this one—her birthday gift lit a spark in me to finally come up with a new page. To be honest, I had been debating off and on since January what this page would look like, but yesterday, I decided to just start and see where inspiration would lead me. And six hours (and one late night) later, here's where it led me.
You'll notice that for looking both up and down, the bottom of the eye is visible. That way, the cheeks stay defined and there's more room for the mouth. Of course, if you want to give the mouth even more room, push the cheek up into one (or both) eyes, as you can see here. Being able to move the mouth around gives the expression even more impact.
Happy un-birthday, everyone! And thanks for all the birthday greetings! The next page won't be as prolonged, I swear!
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this tutorial really helped me , a lot <3 thank you so much!
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i really like this tutorial! it really helps me^^ i can't wait for the next page. hopefully someday i can draw the powerpuff girls as good as you do. your awesome! i bow before you!
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awsm! keep posting please! you're really helping me! i before only knew how to draw them facing the front, but now im learning how to position them. thx!
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Glad to hear it's helpful! Yeah, I've got lots more pages to write.
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I love this tutorial! Usually I draw cartoons pretty well by practicing to redraw screen shots, but your tutorial has brought me that extra mile for understanding some things I didn't get before! I can't wait til you get to the part about the body, which I find to be the most difficult aside from the eyes.
I also love how you describe everything. Being a person who loves both math and drawing, I can actually understand this better than most other tutorials. (Although my brother is still trying to figure out what a 'tangent' is lol)
Anyway, this is awesome and I will be keeping an eye out for the next page! Sorry for the long comment spam!
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Glad you like the tutorial! Yeah, math and art are two of my favourite things, so it seemed only natural to combine them together.
If it helps, you can explain the tangent line as if it were a board leaning against a pipe. Physical explanations often come across better than theoretical 2-D space definitions.
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My geometry teacher just taught us about tangents and even used a drawing activity to explain it. It amazes me how the two just intertwine.
My textbook wasn't much help, but that seemed to work! Thanks!
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yeah...she's right how do u get this things floating!!
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im sorry, but im copying what it says here but something just doesnt feel right ó.ò
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I'd be happy to take a look at what you're working on, if you like.
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well, im working on a scenery pic of Simia, but im not done yet, but when i am i'll tell you, okay ^^?
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For sure! (Just from the one pic I've seen of Simia, you draw him pretty well already. 
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Thanks alot!
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Good to know
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It's funny—some of the tips in this tutorial I've only recently discovered myself.
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