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Looking at what inspires/inspired me alot of the quirks in some of my pieces make alot more sense, I tend to go for softer more pastel colours, and usually opt to feature woman in my work rather than men. I graviate to the soft curves and circles of woman, men tend to me more angular, sharper. Though my style varied in certain respects, like body builds and face shape. What is consistent however is my love and graviattion towards curves and large eyes. I believe eyes are one of the more important things in art mainly because I believe the way people 'look' in the eyes says alot about a person. It can also determine what kind of perosanilty a character will have, for cartoons atleast its a massive indicator. Though most of my perosonal works focus character drawings and thick thighs, I do occasionally branch out into other styles and formats for my work, espeicially as I've become a little more confident.

Before I get to colour though most of my drawings begin with sketches, and most of the time i always think the sketch looks way better than the finished piece, though Im confident thats because the sketch is the fisrt think you perfect, and all parts that look perhap dodgey or poorley proportioned is covered by the sccruffy line art and thick lines used to define. Not all of my initial sketches make it to the finished phase but I think its important to show the sketch anyway, as a land marker for my work. I also enjoy playing with line work to define and colour rather than just relying on colour its self. Its been noted I can whip up a sketch pretty quickly, to figure out the posing and positioning of things, I struggle with then cleaning that sketch and creating the finished piece.

I often mood board what characters I designed look like like, they dont always have clour but I make a refernce sheet for myself encase I want to draw them any other time.