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Again I haven't submitted much, finals are coming up and I have two big projects. Both require me making a dumb book, one by hand, the other in InDesign. The Disney characters I drew for the InDesign book project because it was boring. So it was an excuse to draw familiar characters... my comfort zone.

Sad to say only 2 of the characters here I actually made up a pose for while the rest all came from Google references. The sweet part, for me anyway, is there was no tracing involved. Practicing my eye-balling skills to paper. In the past they've been rather warped, but they look like I've always wanted them to look... finally. 14 friggin' years man! If you don't believe me look closely and you'll see the messy lines. No tracing ever has messy lines. Unless your hands suffer from a disease called Copyrightis, where your fingers are infiltrated by an unstoppable force, preventing you from copying copyrighted characters.

For those who are familiar with Disney, you'll know them by heart. If you don't, I printed their names very small next to each character so you can't read them.

It took basically 2 whole days to draw all of them because they took so damn long. The more lines the more tedious, especially going back to the age of the classics.

All images © WaltDisney Studios. Shame on me for drawing them without permission.

Description
Again I haven't submitted much, finals are coming up and I have two big projects. Both require me making a dumb book, one by hand, the other in InDesign. The Disney characters I drew for the InDesign book project because it was boring. So it was an excuse to draw familiar characters... my comfort zone.

Sad to say only 2 of the characters here I actually made up a pose for while the rest all came from Google references. The sweet part, for me anyway, is there was no tracing involved. Practicing my eye-balling skills to paper. In the past they've been rather warped, but they look like I've always wanted them to look... finally. 14 friggin' years man! If you don't believe me look closely and you'll see the messy lines. No tracing ever has messy lines. Unless your hands suffer from a disease called Copyrightis, where your fingers are infiltrated by an unstoppable force, preventing you from copying copyrighted characters.

For those who are familiar with Disney, you'll know them by heart. If you don't, I printed their names very small next to each character so you can't read them.

It took basically 2 whole days to draw all of them because they took so damn long. The more lines the more tedious, especially going back to the age of the classics.

All images © WaltDisney Studios. Shame on me for drawing them without permission.