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Published: 2015-12-01 02:31:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 3315; Favourites: 100; Downloads: 0
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Here's some more proportion practice. I think I made the left squirrel's arm too long, but they all came out looking cute!Related content
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The one on the far right looks more like a pose for a ape/monkey then a squirrel.
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Love them. Look's like something stright out of Mistmantle.
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I feel like his head is too long for a squirrel, especially in the pic on the right. Shorten it a little and it should be fine.
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I'll keep it in mind for next time!
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I'd love to see more drawings of this squirrel, it looks so cute. I like the one in the middle and the eyes on the left. I also think the arms actually look the best on the one on the left as well. Maybe if you could combine the face of the one on the left with the body of the one in the middle I think it would look so cool and cute.
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I'll see what I can do! 
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That would be cool, I just starting reading Redwall.
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I love how much emotion you convey in the faces--especially the one on the left. He looks so full of life!
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Thanks man! Expressions are my favorite thing to do so I've gotten good at them I guess. x)
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*insert nut joke*
I like the left's body size and the middle one's head.
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they look great! I think the one on the right is my favourite body type for these kinds of things
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Quite a variety of squirrels there... a snarky thin one, a greedy fat one and a cheery-faced dangler...
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For the others I tried to make them more like the same character, but for this one yeah, I made them different. I'm glad you noticed they were meant to be different!
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D'aaawwww.
All three are looking really adorable and sweet here. 
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Thanks! I'd imagine you're quite the expert on them so that's nice praise. x)
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The middle one reminds me of the breakfast scene from Fantastic Mr. Fox. He may not be going at it quite like Mr. Fox does, but it's enough!
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Hey! Careful that branch doesn't break on ya, pal!
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Haha that's a nice reference. I remember that. x) That was a cussing nice movie.
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A friend of mine, D-Jett, would love this! Nice job
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Feel free to show them if you haven't already. x)
Thank you!
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Haha 
And really cool squirrel proportion practice ^^
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Hmm, a grey squirrel (do Canadians write it grey or gray?) that does certainly look pretty cute. Head-wise it does have that certain appearance, especially with that acorn. Still, the winner is the picture where he is hanging from a branch with one arm.
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Grey I believe is how it's most common here. Gray is more of a first name. But whether people write it one way or another, I don't mind. x)
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Really liking these so far~ Though from a distance I got more of a raccoon vibe than squirrel?
Edit: -coughs- Realized my comment probably doesn't help much as it was lol.
I'm thinking maybe the torso should be a little longer to be more squirrel-like? Though not sure how well that would work on an anthropomorphized critter. Not positive other than that, squirrels aren't my forte.
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Yeah it could be the pudgyness, particularly on the middle one. x)
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-pokes/squishes de bellies- Hehehe.
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Awwwww! 
But yeah, so far you're doing really well with realistic animal proportions!
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I was thinking more so for the arms of the character on the left, but it could just be me!
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