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For me, inconsistency is a very good thing. It means you are slowly getting better at drawing the characters. Of course they should look mostly the same in the same comic.

an exercise I learned when I was learning animation is Iterative drawling. If you want to draw the same character consistently then set up a page with 4 rows of 5. In each box draw your character in the same pose one stroke of a time for the entire row. So you draw the action line 5 times one in each box same angle same size, the circle for the head 5 times one in each box, same angle same size. etc etc. On the second row you do a different pose. on the third row you do the first pose again, etc etc until you fill up the whole page. Then put that page aside and do another one after a long break. same poses same process. THIS BURNS the character into your brain and lets you call up their details easily as well as think of the drawing process of the character as you go. Usually the last one on the page is the most accurate.

good vidio. I need my character to be SUPER consistent because I'm doing animation

Oh my gosh this is so freaking helpful- I have mostly humanoid characters that aren’t THAT that cartoony so I can’t really do that “turn ur character into shapes” tip that much, AND THIS IS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU

Good and Simple explanation. I would also add one more point to it: -Adding Identifying features to characters.(Like Birthmarks, Scars, Peculiar Hair colors or Body shapes,..etc)

As someone who is recently getting back into art after taking a break for awhile this actually helped

I remember sketching an random anthro animal, and it looked very good. When I try to do it again a few weeks later, it looked completely different, but not in a good way

i think i struggle the most with head to body proportions, i always feel like the head is too small so i size it up but then when i do i feel like the body is too small so i size it up and then i just go back and forth and never quite figure it out and even if i overlay the exact reference it still ends up looking off somehow and then even if i get somewhere im happy when i look at it the next day it usually suddenly looks wayy off again

although i've been drawing my comfort character for a while now, i only recently decided on how i want him to look like. it calms me down a bit that the in the original source he looks a little different on each piece too. if you really think about it, you yourself look different on each day too! it's only natural to stay inconsistent as we are living creatures that change all the time. thank you for the video!

thank you! ive been scared to try watching art tutorials for the fear of maybe getting into some bad habit or something idk i was just dumb but this really put some sense in me!

My channel photo is a logo a friend did for me, but id like to draw him for future thumbnails. thank you. Your tutorial actually helped!

I love how your pink haired character's hair becomes jagged when she's upset haha

The most recent character I have made has a VERY specific outfit with a ton of little details, so no matter what it’s going to be a pain to draw him, but this will certainly help. Thanks!

Thank you for the tips, I'm going to do this for my comic

Inconsistency: I am. Inevitable. 👌😈

👍 Alternatively you could just model them in 3D and just use that “puppet”

Watched 30 sek then I subbed. When you know you know, great video and great art

this is really helpful! im planning on pitching a cartoon one day, and i gotta know what im doing with stuff like this

Your avatar is sooooo cute

Awesome and helpful hints! thank you!!

I wish I found this video sooner! Thank you for the tips🥰

i am learning animation and and my drawings not being consistent is really becoming a big problem. i hope it getts better soon.

This has actually been helpful thanks!!

I bet you're a great singer.. I can tell by your voice..

Nice!!! Get these videos cominn' :D

I so needed this. I have such trouble with turnarounds the 3/4 view especially

This vid deserves more views tho..Helped me alot Thankss!

This video really helps!

Wow, this was actually really helpful! Do you think it would be alright to trace over your old drawings of characters to help keep them consistent, especially when it come to difficult angles? Or would that hinder any sort of progress?

Bro, the problem with making a turnaround/expression sheet is when I actually set my efforts to do so, they feel off. But when I'm drawing them normally, they feel fine half the time xD

Thank you for the info.. i like it😉👍

Thank you for this video, it was very helpful for me! I am working on illustrating a children's book for my brother and have never had to draw a consistent character - and it's a dog!

Thanks you so much it's help me a lot . it's feel so fun now that's I knew how :) .

For me im struggling how to draw my characters hair sideways😭

yeah but... HOW to keep then consistant when designing the turn-around/expression sheets ? 😅

Me: *upside down Triangle* Ok now the body

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Unfortunately my character is a zebra…

POV: you have 78 ocs Time to grind 😢

Your video is super helpful. Liked and subscribed! I'd like to follow you on IG as well if I can find more of your art there. I need to be inspired now and then