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can you give any tips n how to draw his body?
i suck at bodies
heheh i suck at bodies heheh
The difference is that I've gotten the hang of making his eyes and nose without the diagrams and put hair under the hat. And with step 12, I do the top of his hat backwards, and as one fluid motion.
I learned how to draw Luigi and Mario through an old 'How to draw Nintendo Characters' book, which came out a little after Super Mario 64, Donkey Kong 64 and Ocarina of Time came out for the N64.
The way you draw is very interesting! I don't try to use as thick lines as you, but alot of the poses, especially for Mario and Luigi, are really cool! Did you find inspiration for them by listening to music? Or does it just, 'come to you' like most artists?
Either way, keep it up! I'd like to keep watching you!