So let's let's decide on a couple of other characters for the Red Riding Hood and let's do even simple
character and this one.
So I'm going to start with a face.
And here I'm kind of going to use a stick figure to design a character.
This is another method.
You need to use all kind of possible methods to to do a nice character.
So I'm going to define the hips like that.
And I'm going to you do an arm with a stick figure and some some legs like that.
Now we have some kind of a character here, and these are the arm.
I'm going to assume these are her shoulders and I'm doing her spine here as a line and always a little
bandit.
And here is the other arm falling down.
And I'm going to find the middle line of her face like that and put the nails over here.
So I'm going to have a small mouth, rather stylized character, and I'm going to have her eyes being
like that, that just trying I'm just trying different things, different characters.
And have her eyes being more like a human, eyes like that and a pupil or something like that and see
let's let's see how this looked like and I'm going to have her hood being on her on her head like that.
Uh, and I'm going to try a haircut now.
I'm going to see more of her hair like that.
And now I can dress her with with the long lens dress code with a shorter dress.
So just draw a triangular shape.
On top of the skeleton and have her arm being a steel stick, some stick figures, and just draw a little
square for her hand.
We're going to have a tiny, tiny hand and tiny arms, more like a stick figure.
It's a very, very simple design.
So for you, for those of you who have a difficult time drawing anatomy and who are beginners.
This is a good method to, uh, to draw a very, very simple characters, again, as I told you before,
the characters, but character design is endless.
The freedom is enormous.
So don't be afraid that you have to do a certain type of design.
Just play with that design and see what it gets you.
So this is another design of Red Riding Hood.
So let's start with exploring this design.
How would that look like?
And let's have her face around it like that.
You see that it is the same character we are drawing, but it's a completely different design.
And they all look they both look appealing.
Just a little stretch for a month, Wolf.
And.
We are going to have a read who may be closed like that.
So we have the hook here and maybe we can have just the chunk of hair like that and these chunks of
hair coming out.
Like that.
And just have her called.
Visible and.
Her arm, you can just do stretches inside this square shape to define her arm, her hand.
A very tiny arms for the riding hood.
And very, very simple shaped.
Legs and let's have her heavy boots, so these are going to be black boots.
And here we are going to have her cold here and let's even.
Complete this dress like that.
Her shoulders, the other arm behind the dress.
And let's design her eyes now, what is going to be challenging for you might be just to have her eyes
not being cross-eyed, but don't worry.
This is a challenge for everyone.
I mean, you have to draw it a couple of times to see how this works.
This happens to me, too.
And we all have like our sensitive area in drawing.
And for me is basically this the line of where she's what characters are looking at.
This is still hard for me.
I don't know why.
It's a matter of feeling.
Some people do it immediately, but for me, I have to just try it out.
So don't worry if this is hard for you to do, to make the character looking straight ahead and not
being cross-eyed, just try a couple of times and you will get there.
So let's have her eyebrows.
And this is just another sign of what Red Riding Hood?
Like that, and let's give him maybe some.
Oh, freckles.
That's cute.
Oh, my God.
All right, and it fits that design.
So it's much simpler than this one, much different in style, but we are not going to be satisfied
with just a few designs.
Let's just go for another one.