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Bart The DogThe Dog character in And The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon is my friend Dorothy's
dog Bart in real life. To get an idea of how he would work as a character I drew him as a regular dog
a few times.
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Bart The DogThe Dog character in And The Dish Ran Away With The Spoon is my friend Dorothy's
dog Bart in real life. To get an idea of how he would work as a character I drew him as a regular dog
a few times.
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First Character SketchNow I begin to experiment with a hat and some expressions. What is the
dog in this picture feeling? Can you tell a story from just this picture?
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First ClothesThis drawing is only about three inches tall and is on cheap
paper. I want to experiment with how the dog looks many times, not draw a finished picture.
Notice that now he has a hint of some clothes. |
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Using the BodyHow can I use the whole body of the dog to show feelings? What would
this dog be about to say?
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Walking on Two Legs?How does a dog look when he walks on two legs?
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Working on ExpressionI am starting to like the clothes on the dog. Is this dog happy or sad?
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Getting Ready For Other CharactersHow does a dog look when it is being picked up?
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Interacting With Other CharactersHow does a dog look when it is being picked up by a wolf and dangled
over a pot of soup? What is the dog saying?
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What Color is the Dog?How does a dog look when I start to add color?
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Time to Rest!Finally the dog needs a rest. This has been a lot of work!
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