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(UPDATE 7/31/17)

Just like the Psycho picture, this is a better picture of some old fan art. The original image had my arm's shadow blocking a part of the drawing. I like this updated picture because one, I added a shadow, and two, Greasy is my favorite weasel of the Toon Patrol. While it took me a day and a half to draw Psycho, it took me a few hours to draw Greasy.

Along with Psycho, Stupid, and Smarty (updating soon), this drawing of Greasy was done at a Christian summer camp that I went to three years ago. He wasn't quite as difficult as Psycho but he looked almost as accurate as the reference sheet I had with me.

The interesting thing about the whole drawing experience happened while a few groups (my group included) were waiting for a paintball war to happen. While we were waiting, I was deciding which weasel I wanted to draw. One girl noticed what I was doing and asked if she could draw with me. After I said yes, the girl told me, "Pick any weasel on the paper and I draw it with you." So I picked Greasy. So we started drawing him while everyone else was still waiting for the paintball war to happen. By the time camp rotations were about to happen, the girl compared her drawing of Greasy with mine. Although that I wasn't even halfway done with my drawing, the girl said that it looked better than hers (To this day, I still feel kind of ashamed for unintentionally making her not like her drawing of Greasy but I thought it looked better than mine.).

Up next will be Stupid!

Description
(UPDATE 7/31/17)

Just like the Psycho picture, this is a better picture of some old fan art. The original image had my arm's shadow blocking a part of the drawing. I like this updated picture because one, I added a shadow, and two, Greasy is my favorite weasel of the Toon Patrol. While it took me a day and a half to draw Psycho, it took me a few hours to draw Greasy.

Along with Psycho, Stupid, and Smarty (updating soon), this drawing of Greasy was done at a Christian summer camp that I went to three years ago. He wasn't quite as difficult as Psycho but he looked almost as accurate as the reference sheet I had with me.

The interesting thing about the whole drawing experience happened while a few groups (my group included) were waiting for a paintball war to happen. While we were waiting, I was deciding which weasel I wanted to draw. One girl noticed what I was doing and asked if she could draw with me. After I said yes, the girl told me, "Pick any weasel on the paper and I draw it with you." So I picked Greasy. So we started drawing him while everyone else was still waiting for the paintball war to happen. By the time camp rotations were about to happen, the girl compared her drawing of Greasy with mine. Although that I wasn't even halfway done with my drawing, the girl said that it looked better than hers (To this day, I still feel kind of ashamed for unintentionally making her not like her drawing of Greasy but I thought it looked better than mine.).

Up next will be Stupid!