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probably the worst tutorial in the world I had noidea what I was doing here

If you have questions, go ahead.

ok, if you can't read my awesomely terrible
hand-writing, I will write it all here :3

"OK, when I draw a head, The middle of the eyes become the middle of the whole head.
I usually draw the muzzle thing first, even id the character doesn't have one per-say, it's my guideline to keeping the per-portions.
And all depending on what you want your guy to look like in the end, a fuzzy muzzle, no muzzle, pointier chin, Hug spines on its head.
I almost always start with one of these blanc heads.
And although mobian heads look nothing like human heads I still try to keep the per-portions of a human face, minus the eyes and ears.

I, Myself never use circles or lines to draw my characters.
(Those how-to-draw books never made sense to me)
But I know a few people who do.
So I drew the bottom head using circles, and drew lines on the other two.

POSES. ARE. HARD!
Don't come up to me saying
"How do you do poses so well?"
because I rack my brain for hours thinking them up!
it doesn't come very naturally!
But what helps me, is to think of the characters personality, and then think of how it would react in a certain situation.
If it's a really bubbly personality, and you told it to pose for the camera, it would most likely be in a standing pose with it's arms in a gesture of some kind, and maybe even one foot is popped up behind it.
and it would be smiling.

So the pic of the scared guy,
shows he could have a timid, kind and maybe slightly paranoid personality.

and there's a bunch of drawings of random bodyshapes and whatnot.

if you have questions, go ahead.

Description
probably the worst tutorial in the world I had noidea what I was doing here

If you have questions, go ahead.

ok, if you can't read my awesomely terrible
hand-writing, I will write it all here :3

"OK, when I draw a head, The middle of the eyes become the middle of the whole head.
I usually draw the muzzle thing first, even id the character doesn't have one per-say, it's my guideline to keeping the per-portions.
And all depending on what you want your guy to look like in the end, a fuzzy muzzle, no muzzle, pointier chin, Hug spines on its head.
I almost always start with one of these blanc heads.
And although mobian heads look nothing like human heads I still try to keep the per-portions of a human face, minus the eyes and ears.

I, Myself never use circles or lines to draw my characters.
(Those how-to-draw books never made sense to me)
But I know a few people who do.
So I drew the bottom head using circles, and drew lines on the other two.

POSES. ARE. HARD!
Don't come up to me saying
"How do you do poses so well?"
because I rack my brain for hours thinking them up!
it doesn't come very naturally!
But what helps me, is to think of the characters personality, and then think of how it would react in a certain situation.
If it's a really bubbly personality, and you told it to pose for the camera, it would most likely be in a standing pose with it's arms in a gesture of some kind, and maybe even one foot is popped up behind it.
and it would be smiling.

So the pic of the scared guy,
shows he could have a timid, kind and maybe slightly paranoid personality.

and there's a bunch of drawings of random bodyshapes and whatnot.

if you have questions, go ahead.