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FINISHED MEMES: [link]

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This idea crossed my mind recently, and I think it could be a great help to those wanting to draw comics, get into the animation industry, etc.

There are some great pose examples on DA, such as the tutorials by the likes of `alexds1 and *what-i-do-is-secret , but no actual meme to draw it on. I hope this will be suitable. ;u;"

I've made this meme pretty damn huge, but if it's not big enough, please feel free to resize.
This is just a rough guide to the exercise, so if you feel that there is an expression missing here that you desperately need to portray through your character (a particular emotion that really suits them perhaps), then please feel free to copy a box and add that emotion. That's why I left the extra space at the bottom.

Do with this what you will. Put as much or as little detail into the poses as you want. Draw them as thumbnails, or fully coloured images - put as much effort as you want into it. So long as you feel you're learning something, it's all good.

It might even be worth using characters that you're not familiar with, ie. characters you haven't developed very much yet. Perhaps you've only just recently created them, and want to explore them more.

Whatever you do, I hope this will help you.

Description
FINISHED MEMES: [link]

DOWNLOAD FOR FULL SIZE.

This idea crossed my mind recently, and I think it could be a great help to those wanting to draw comics, get into the animation industry, etc.

There are some great pose examples on DA, such as the tutorials by the likes of `alexds1 and *what-i-do-is-secret , but no actual meme to draw it on. I hope this will be suitable. ;u;"

I've made this meme pretty damn huge, but if it's not big enough, please feel free to resize.
This is just a rough guide to the exercise, so if you feel that there is an expression missing here that you desperately need to portray through your character (a particular emotion that really suits them perhaps), then please feel free to copy a box and add that emotion. That's why I left the extra space at the bottom.

Do with this what you will. Put as much or as little detail into the poses as you want. Draw them as thumbnails, or fully coloured images - put as much effort as you want into it. So long as you feel you're learning something, it's all good.

It might even be worth using characters that you're not familiar with, ie. characters you haven't developed very much yet. Perhaps you've only just recently created them, and want to explore them more.

Whatever you do, I hope this will help you.