#kalecaruba

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so little do some people know i actually do have ocs

this is marlon bee he’s a b-boy/breaker and he changes his hair like every week 

its probably not hard to guess who his favs are

drawing him in february is a bit of a tradition for me it seems

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still working on getting a nice balance between my style and the original when drawing these two so i can do more things with them

i do have plans to make Pug Davis/Another World crossover art so that’s a thing that’s happening

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one of the things i really love about blouse though is that he spends most of the comic not really being a stereotype - like its mentioned that he’s gay but its not played up too much.. 

but then he has these moments where his precious cinnamon roll level goes through the roof

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theyre both cute what the hell

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i remember that au! that lil half-alien half-human baby was so cute lol

you mean this little spud? (yes that is a plush potato he’s holding)

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a snufkin from my sketch request stream :3

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messing around with trying a different brush and decided to try some disney??? style stuff from memory out of boredom and this character just. came out.

tbh, i’d like to hear my followers’ impressions of them. As sort of a little exercise for myself, I wouldn’t mind seeing how other people interperet this character while knowing nothing about them! Send me your headcanons!

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Aw, thanks! Seriously.. rabbits are my favorite animal. And they are oddly difficult to draw? I used to struggle with it a lot. But, having a rabbit for a pet helped me a LOT. studying them in life, like anything, is the best way to go about learning to draw them. but maybe I can break it down a little more simply in a way that is more about visualizing shapes.

so, when we think of drawing a head we automatically default to drawing a “round” skull shape. well, with a rabbit, I have discovered that their heads are very.. square-ish. lol. (its so cute.. ugh)

you can kind of. draw a rabbit using these basic shapes.

the inside of rabbits ears generally face outwards.

for a lop eared rabbit, the inside rests flush against the back.

when they are sitting, their hind legs+feet are hidden.

the bottom of the eyes generally line up with the nose. drawing the actual mouth of the rabbit is optional since it tends to be well hidden when they arent actually using it for anything.

bunnies look pretty silly from the front. haha. they are prey animals with monocular vision so their eyes are on the sides of their head. I see WAY too many people try to give rabbits binocular eyes which just looks.. not bunny like. lmao. I think thats the most common mistake or “artistic liberty” i see that just. totally takes away from the bunny charm!! 

i tried to make this as simple as possible but hopefully its not TOO simple or just. unhelpful. lol; this is just like. super basic “how to draw a rabbit in a default sitting pose in the style i prefer”. in order to get comfortable drawing anything its always best to study the real life thing if you can!