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Drawing References and Resources
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Fresh daily compilation of drawing, sketching, design and photoshop resources and references for designers and picture artists.
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If you're currently thinking of creating your very own cartoon character but don't know how to start, this reference guide may make things go a little smoother. The guide describes the process of creating a cartoon character from sketches to final compositions and explains how to draw the head, body, and arms of various characters. 
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All torsos can be broken down into simple shapes. This reference guide does an excellent job of interpreting different cartoon torsos into simplistic shapes you can easily remember. If you're a cartoon artist, this is a guide you need to have.
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I really hope this eye reference thing will help many! It's really true that getting those eyes right is an important step! The eyes can tell a lot in character expression and if you are able to master it you'll be able to portray the characters you draw more easily and with fluence. ^_~
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Can you guess whose eyes are these? This reference page provides a nice reference to cartoon eye drawing, to get the right character, it is important to draw the eyes correctly. In this regard, I think that this given reference will help anyone in getting the eyes of this character right. If you still don't know who that is...its the Conic Character ;)
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This reference guide is a useful tool for any cartoon character currently in the process of creating their own characters. The guide provides a general outline of different body types that have been exaggerated for maximum effect.
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If you've ever wanted to draw a Disney character, this reference guide will get you started in the right direction. You will discover how to proportion your characters, draw different parts of the cartoon anatomy, and get up and personal with tips about drawing face shapes, eyes, noses, and lips.
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A sonic character face reference guide for all the sonic the hedgehog fans out there.
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This 26 page PDF contains a massive collection of cartoon features you can use on your cartoon drawings. The guide also includes animal cartoon features, three-quarter view cartoons, and portrait guides.