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3) Sometimes I give my characters, a more rough and grainy outline, similar to what's seen in Jellystone,Kid Cosmic and Hilda.
2) Thanks to Animaniacs and old black and white toons from the 30s I give nearly all my characters widow peaks. Even the ones who aren't parodies of that era.
1) In addition to old anime influencing the way I draw eyes, the way old comic strips draw them is a big mark on my work too. So simplistic, yet so appealing. I love how they look like sixes.
What's Halloween without a witch?
I think my British friends are gonna know who this old crone is more than the rest of y'all. All ya gotta know is, if you liked Witchiepoo from HR Pufnstuf, this hag's that times 11.
The way I draw eyes is similar to how shows like The Owl House or any anime ever, handles there characters eyes, I love how their not fully drawn circles and having the whites of the eyes making them look whole. https://t.co/tQHrU0MVaj
I'm designing the Wicked Witch of the West, but am stuckon choosing a body type. Which do you prefer?
The Queen of Hearts(first) or The Witch Hazel(second) look.
What started off as designing a scarecrow for a project I'm developing turned into me designing my own takes on the cast of The Wizard of Oz.
Happy Birthday to the late great #JimHenson #JimHensonBirthday
Decided to throw my hat into the ring with #repostday