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Eh, my friend on the bus wanted to learn to draw how I did, so here's the Learn to Draw Like Crap Tutorial! I did it all in mspaint. I was bored out of my skull (I made her one that's only slightly better than this ont he bus...hah...)

1- Draw a U shape for the head. Or use a circle if you're more comfortable with that. I use U's.
2- Add a rounded triangle shape for the body. If you want the person tall, make it long. If you want them short, make it small. If you want a skinny person, keep it how it is. If you want a fat person, then when you have clothes in, make the shirt or pants smaller, and make the belly hang over the top of the pants. (If you don't know what I meant, tough titty...)
3- Add the hair. Experiment with how you do it. Me, I barely pay attention when I do hair. Works for me sometimes, but you should pay attention if you want it to look good.
4- Eyes. The eye is basically a ( with a circle inside of it. I don't usually put pupils or eyeshines in it unless I color them. Sometimes I just leave them white, or shade the whole thing in a little. Do what you want with the eyes.
5- The shirt! This step is to just draw an oval around the neck.
6- The rest of the shirt! I pay no attention to folds when I draw. You should. If you don't want to, or are too lazy like me, then just go to town with it.
7- Pants. They're lumpy, because all my characters wear big pants, because big pants are hot (Except for Fauxla, a parody of my bitchy whore friend who wears clothes that don't fit her at all...and alot of her shirts are ugly as sin, too. Her clothes are of course way too small for her.) Do what you want with them. The less folds, the tighter they are. A triangle works for the crotch. If the shirt's long, you don't need a crotch triangle.
8- Now you're basically done! If you want to go armless, like I do sometimes, then just draw two circles for the hands, and the arms are nonexistent. It's somewhat easier that way for perspective.
9- If you want arms, then draw two triangles for sleeves (If you want a long sleeved shirt, then when you do step ten, just draw sleeps with folds much like in the shirt and pants, but not too many)
10- Draw the arm. The arm should be thicker, then with a thinner wrist, then a bit of a ball for the hand.
11- and now you're done! Color it in with whatever you want! Woo!

Yeah, I draw like crap, but it's for the curious and the person who actually wants to draw like me (Le shock, ne?)

Description
Eh, my friend on the bus wanted to learn to draw how I did, so here's the Learn to Draw Like Crap Tutorial! I did it all in mspaint. I was bored out of my skull (I made her one that's only slightly better than this ont he bus...hah...)

1- Draw a U shape for the head. Or use a circle if you're more comfortable with that. I use U's.
2- Add a rounded triangle shape for the body. If you want the person tall, make it long. If you want them short, make it small. If you want a skinny person, keep it how it is. If you want a fat person, then when you have clothes in, make the shirt or pants smaller, and make the belly hang over the top of the pants. (If you don't know what I meant, tough titty...)
3- Add the hair. Experiment with how you do it. Me, I barely pay attention when I do hair. Works for me sometimes, but you should pay attention if you want it to look good.
4- Eyes. The eye is basically a ( with a circle inside of it. I don't usually put pupils or eyeshines in it unless I color them. Sometimes I just leave them white, or shade the whole thing in a little. Do what you want with the eyes.
5- The shirt! This step is to just draw an oval around the neck.
6- The rest of the shirt! I pay no attention to folds when I draw. You should. If you don't want to, or are too lazy like me, then just go to town with it.
7- Pants. They're lumpy, because all my characters wear big pants, because big pants are hot (Except for Fauxla, a parody of my bitchy whore friend who wears clothes that don't fit her at all...and alot of her shirts are ugly as sin, too. Her clothes are of course way too small for her.) Do what you want with them. The less folds, the tighter they are. A triangle works for the crotch. If the shirt's long, you don't need a crotch triangle.
8- Now you're basically done! If you want to go armless, like I do sometimes, then just draw two circles for the hands, and the arms are nonexistent. It's somewhat easier that way for perspective.
9- If you want arms, then draw two triangles for sleeves (If you want a long sleeved shirt, then when you do step ten, just draw sleeps with folds much like in the shirt and pants, but not too many)
10- Draw the arm. The arm should be thicker, then with a thinner wrist, then a bit of a ball for the hand.
11- and now you're done! Color it in with whatever you want! Woo!

Yeah, I draw like crap, but it's for the curious and the person who actually wants to draw like me (Le shock, ne?)