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Hey look! I'm drawing them again! I haven't drawn the Toon Patrol weasels from Who Framed Roger Rabbit since mid 2013. It feels good to draw them. However, this little project was frustrating. I was using my cintiq to make this and the others in the series...and I think I might have one of the most rebellious cintiq ever. The drawings I make with it look nicer than the ones I make with my laptop's trackpad, but it loves to disconnect itself and is very picky about how I hold it. Also, making the weasels look good while only using one color was a bit of a challenge. Thankfully, I love the result.

Greasy is the first one I did, and for never having drawn a toon weasel in over a year and having done a crummy job then, it actually looks pretty good. Of corse I had to use green green for him, but its compliment is red, which would be too powerful of a color for the background. Solution: pink! It compliments green just as well as red without being too in your face...plus while I was coloring his suit I realized the background is almist the same color his tie normally is, meaning I made an awesome choice in color scheme. I'm sorry if the shadow looks odd. I merged all my layers together before adding it, so I had to go around it so it gave it a strange halo affect when I added the blur effect. Luckily I didn't do that with any of the others. Despite popular belief I actually do learn from my mistakes.

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Hey look! I'm drawing them again! I haven't drawn the Toon Patrol weasels from Who Framed Roger Rabbit since mid 2013. It feels good to draw them. However, this little project was frustrating. I was using my cintiq to make this and the others in the series...and I think I might have one of the most rebellious cintiq ever. The drawings I make with it look nicer than the ones I make with my laptop's trackpad, but it loves to disconnect itself and is very picky about how I hold it. Also, making the weasels look good while only using one color was a bit of a challenge. Thankfully, I love the result.

Greasy is the first one I did, and for never having drawn a toon weasel in over a year and having done a crummy job then, it actually looks pretty good. Of corse I had to use green green for him, but its compliment is red, which would be too powerful of a color for the background. Solution: pink! It compliments green just as well as red without being too in your face...plus while I was coloring his suit I realized the background is almist the same color his tie normally is, meaning I made an awesome choice in color scheme. I'm sorry if the shadow looks odd. I merged all my layers together before adding it, so I had to go around it so it gave it a strange halo affect when I added the blur effect. Luckily I didn't do that with any of the others. Despite popular belief I actually do learn from my mistakes.