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You need an idea. How about drawing a character from your favorite website? One great place to start is trying to draw a WeeMee from WeeWorld.com When you draw the face first, don't add a nose, just do a simple black outline. Then, draw the features. Don't use colored pencils, just your main writing utensil. Then, add the clothes, and hairstyle. Remember to use your imagination! Erase any unwanted lines. Now color with artist utensils, such as paintbrushes, colored pencils, crayons, etc. Remember to add some detail to your character, make it pop out.
Finish the drawing.
Next, you are going to draw on the back.
With this new piece of paper, you will draw another character. But this time, change around the features. Make the eyes bigger, neon skin, and maybe crazy hair. Try clothes that you would wear, or ones you wish you could get. Change the size around and make the features different ... add a nose, things like that. Now, color your creation.
Now begin to compare. Notice the difference? One is an imitation -- and the other is all you! Now, grab a new piece of notebook paper.
Start jotting down different ideas. Maybe you want to draw a cute Labrador Retriever. Or, maybe you want to draw a cute little baby! Your cartoon could even be about a talking apple or something.
Grab your other piece of paper. Draw the character you imagine. Try using a Sharpie marker for the outline, carefully tracing the pencil first. Erase any stray marks on the piece of paper. Next, use writing utensils such as crayons, markers, colored pencils, or even pastels. Paint works good, too.
Grab your notebook sheet again. Write down an idea of a comic series! Make a plot, funny lines you could use, and other characters.
Fold the blank sheet of paper. Make it into about fourths. Next, draw your main character, just using a pencil first.
Draw the other characters, but only the basic outline.
Draw the background and furniture, trees or anything else.
Go back and add detail. Outline with Sharpie or black marker. Erase any and all stray marks. Color if wanted.
Add dialogue, and action works.
And there you have it. Your perfect, awesome, totally YOU cartoon! Congratulations!
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