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Saw a meme of this going around so I thought "why not", and decided to make fanart lol

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Been thinking about this a lot, but who would you want to see Black Hat fight in the Cartoon Network universe. For me I gotta say Samurai Jack.

Hmmm…HMM… There’s no Cartoon Network in my country, so my suggestions are probably outdated x’D Back when it existed though, I loved PPG and Dexter’s Lab, so he could fight them. That’d be cool.

But nowadays I know that TTG is cursed so BH could also kick their asses.

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Hey Diamond I'm not sure if you ever do this but I was wondering if you could critique my artwork. With me just starting I'm always looking to improve, but with I have yet to have anyone really say anything, and I think that's what I need to get better. If you don't I completely understand,. Just wanted to give it a shot. ;]

Hmm, first of all you need to start with the basics, anatomy, compositon, colors, shadows etc. You can read about them in tutorials or books. Once you have a base of them, you can start practicing with drawings. I, for example, learned everytging I know from trial and error on a period of almost 4 years. I started with a mouse and Photoshop, got my tablet, moved to SAI and continued from there. I tried layer modes, different brushes and techniques, until I found what fits for me. Since you are a begginer, there are many things I can critique, but they can be corrected in time and with practice, everyyone does them in the beggining, I did too! A really good and useful tipmis to try and draw every day. No matter how small or simple it is, draw it. It will form your hand and imaginatios, as well as execising art in general. Also study other artist’s works, see how they did it, their ways of dealing with certain elements, light, shadow, compositon etc. Art is a very broad subject and you will have a lot to cover and leart, but i bet if you continue to do so you will learn a lot in the future!

And another important tip, whatever style of drawing you choose, either being realistic or cartoony, you have to learn the basics first. If you want to simplify a body and make a cartoon character, you need to know how muscles and joints work in real life, then simplify them.

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