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Do you like messy traditional sketches?
No?
Well too bad, I'm sharing some more slightly older stuff with you.

I tend to hyperfixate and I have different "phases", so to speak, where I'll draw bunch of the same things on multiple pages of sketchbook before stopping altogether. Not that I'm alone in doing that for sure. Some are more specific than others, you can basically just look at them and go oh this is the fanart phase, that's the furry phase, that other one is the fantasy monsters phase, so on and so forth. Well this one is more specifically the mouse & rat phase with the Dandelion Kids (and the mentor). I have a lot more sketches of them like this but they're in a notebook where the square-lined paper annoys me (and I should be using it more for technical drawings but I just don't 'cause that'd be smart, now, wouldn't it?).
Do I solely picture these characters as rodents? Nah, you can tell my characters all kinda start as humans even if I like dabbling in anthro designs from time to time. I have multiple versions of the same characters because this is the power of *indecisiveness*...

So, huuh. Sketches, different types of sketches : red/blue ballpoint pen (which is almost always my go-to these days), color-blocking and even a little bit of color pencils! Crazy I know!

Description
Do you like messy traditional sketches?
No?
Well too bad, I'm sharing some more slightly older stuff with you.

I tend to hyperfixate and I have different "phases", so to speak, where I'll draw bunch of the same things on multiple pages of sketchbook before stopping altogether. Not that I'm alone in doing that for sure. Some are more specific than others, you can basically just look at them and go oh this is the fanart phase, that's the furry phase, that other one is the fantasy monsters phase, so on and so forth. Well this one is more specifically the mouse & rat phase with the Dandelion Kids (and the mentor). I have a lot more sketches of them like this but they're in a notebook where the square-lined paper annoys me (and I should be using it more for technical drawings but I just don't 'cause that'd be smart, now, wouldn't it?).
Do I solely picture these characters as rodents? Nah, you can tell my characters all kinda start as humans even if I like dabbling in anthro designs from time to time. I have multiple versions of the same characters because this is the power of *indecisiveness*...

So, huuh. Sketches, different types of sketches : red/blue ballpoint pen (which is almost always my go-to these days), color-blocking and even a little bit of color pencils! Crazy I know!