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"Some of the things that I draw are rather strange."

Part two of my 3-3-18 sketch dump. Here, we have a display of doodles that I specifically worked on the line art for during school time when I didn't have work to do, or "schoodles" as I like to call them. I inked and colored these this morning at home.

There isn't much to be said for these, but I can say that this page was largely focused around designing some character design ideas of mine. I plan to draw most of these designs on their own later, so I can elaborate upon them then.

By the way, "GG is my G" is supposed to be a reinterpretation of Gildedguy, a character created and owned by gildedguy of course. That started out as just a normal drawing of him, but the legs weren't coming out too well, so I decided to just give him really baggy parachute pants... and then this strange "Gangsta guy" was born.

Well, I suppose that it's like Bob Ross once said: "There are no mistakes... just happy little accidents."

Any and all constructive criticism is appreciated.

Description
"Some of the things that I draw are rather strange."

Part two of my 3-3-18 sketch dump. Here, we have a display of doodles that I specifically worked on the line art for during school time when I didn't have work to do, or "schoodles" as I like to call them. I inked and colored these this morning at home.

There isn't much to be said for these, but I can say that this page was largely focused around designing some character design ideas of mine. I plan to draw most of these designs on their own later, so I can elaborate upon them then.

By the way, "GG is my G" is supposed to be a reinterpretation of Gildedguy, a character created and owned by gildedguy of course. That started out as just a normal drawing of him, but the legs weren't coming out too well, so I decided to just give him really baggy parachute pants... and then this strange "Gangsta guy" was born.

Well, I suppose that it's like Bob Ross once said: "There are no mistakes... just happy little accidents."

Any and all constructive criticism is appreciated.