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I was bored one day and had to move some stuff from my old computer. After checking for the files I wanted to move, I noticed that my copy of Jazz Jackrabbit 2 was still saved on there after almost a decade. I've been receiving waves and waves of nostalgia over the past few weeks, and this line art is a result of that. This is Jazz Jackrabbit, and awesome yet not very popular video game character who debut back in a PC game all the way back in 1994.

I decided to draw my own version of him, and I think I had an amazing outcome. I drew the laser blaster he used in the games in his left paw, and a generic automatic pistol in his right one, mainly cause I always thought dual wielding was cool. As you can see though, I'm not very good at drawing guns, especially at a perspective, but hey, Jazz is all about guns, so I couldn't just leave em' out. Also, this design is based off of the one in the second game, as that's the one I played most.

I also think I found my standard for lineart, with the lines changing from thick to thin to make it more dynamic. I may color this in the future.

Jazz JackRAbbit was developed by Epic Games (Formally known as Epic MegaGames)

Description
I was bored one day and had to move some stuff from my old computer. After checking for the files I wanted to move, I noticed that my copy of Jazz Jackrabbit 2 was still saved on there after almost a decade. I've been receiving waves and waves of nostalgia over the past few weeks, and this line art is a result of that. This is Jazz Jackrabbit, and awesome yet not very popular video game character who debut back in a PC game all the way back in 1994.

I decided to draw my own version of him, and I think I had an amazing outcome. I drew the laser blaster he used in the games in his left paw, and a generic automatic pistol in his right one, mainly cause I always thought dual wielding was cool. As you can see though, I'm not very good at drawing guns, especially at a perspective, but hey, Jazz is all about guns, so I couldn't just leave em' out. Also, this design is based off of the one in the second game, as that's the one I played most.

I also think I found my standard for lineart, with the lines changing from thick to thin to make it more dynamic. I may color this in the future.

Jazz JackRAbbit was developed by Epic Games (Formally known as Epic MegaGames)