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100 Day Character Style Drawing Challenge Day 31: Caught Ya!

*Double Armed Kabe-DON*

In all honesty, you're probably in MORE trouble now that you made her chase after you... Did you honestly think you could have outrun her anyways?!

Side Note: First time using Rei's updated hair style. It's sketchier than usual because I had to erase and redraw it constantly for about 3 hours (usually I take about an hour per sketch) but I think this works a lot better. Still wanted to keep her crossed front bangs as it adds a lot to her design, but for the rest it's at least a bit more realistic now

Lately I've been working on a 100 day Character Style Drawing Challenge. The rules (were) simple.

1. Every day draw a character in the style you are aiming for using a single artists' works for reference

That being said, after 20 days of an incredibly depressing lack of progress I ended up refining the rules a bit to make it a bit more focused. As such I am going to keep drawing THE SAME character every day for the 100 days hopefully refining them into a style I can be happy with.

Honestly, since making this change I've noticed significant improvement and I've come to understand a lot of the art theory I knew of before a lot better. Not sure how well this knowledge will transfer to OTHER characters, or if I'm shooting myself in the foot in the long run, but for the time being I'm sticking with these rules!

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100 Day Character Style Drawing Challenge Day 31: Caught Ya!

*Double Armed Kabe-DON*

In all honesty, you're probably in MORE trouble now that you made her chase after you... Did you honestly think you could have outrun her anyways?!

Side Note: First time using Rei's updated hair style. It's sketchier than usual because I had to erase and redraw it constantly for about 3 hours (usually I take about an hour per sketch) but I think this works a lot better. Still wanted to keep her crossed front bangs as it adds a lot to her design, but for the rest it's at least a bit more realistic now

Lately I've been working on a 100 day Character Style Drawing Challenge. The rules (were) simple.

1. Every day draw a character in the style you are aiming for using a single artists' works for reference

That being said, after 20 days of an incredibly depressing lack of progress I ended up refining the rules a bit to make it a bit more focused. As such I am going to keep drawing THE SAME character every day for the 100 days hopefully refining them into a style I can be happy with.

Honestly, since making this change I've noticed significant improvement and I've come to understand a lot of the art theory I knew of before a lot better. Not sure how well this knowledge will transfer to OTHER characters, or if I'm shooting myself in the foot in the long run, but for the time being I'm sticking with these rules!