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Hey everyone! It’s Isamu, for part 2 of the first drawing tutorial! This time, we’ll be focusing on hair! I recommend using the model you drew from the first tutorial. First, draw the hairline and part on the head. Step 2: Make two oval-ish chunks on the side, with an irregular bottom. Separate the bottom into chunks that have a point at the bottom. (I used “bottom” a lot in those sectences-) Step 3:  Draw the bangs. You can either do them more in a triangle shape, or a square shape. Make sure the bottoms are irregular, and that the parts between sections of the bangs go up to the hairline. Step 4:  Draw the majority of the hair. If it is styled in a bun, I recommend doing little wavy shapes at a time forming a rough circle. If it is just down, then make a rough, bouncy-looking shape behind the body. Again, make sure it has an irregular bottom, and maybe add some higher-up chunks that are separated to add detail. Step 5: Detail Add strands of hair on the sides, animal ears, an ahoge, a

  Hello everyone! It’s Isamu again, and it’s time for my first art tutorial. Just a disclaimer, these tutorials will all be in my style. Don’t tell me that it’s not good, because it’s my style, and don’t feel pressured to always draw in this style. So, all of that aside, let’s get into the tutorial! Step 1: Draw a thick, vertical straight line.  This helps with the symmetry and balance when it comes to the rest of the body. It isn’t completely necessary, but I highly recommend doing it. Step 2: Draw two triangles on the top and the bottom of the line. The one at the top should be smaller, and the one at the bottom should be wider. This shows where the main parts of the body are. The top of the top triangle roughly marks the shoulders, and the top of the bottom roughly marks the waist. You can also draw circles at the edges to mark the joints. Step 3:  draw lines positioned according to how you want to position the arms and legs connected to the circles. I’m just trying to show you the

Hello everyone! It’s Isamu again, back for another article! (Sorry this article is a bit late- it took a while to write because I’m a master procrastinator) It’s my second article here on Articles 101, and I’m super excited about today’s topic! Which is… The new Minecraft 1.19 Wild Update! This update has so many new and exciting features, such as frogs, mud, and so much more! Let’s break it down: Features: Mud, obtained by pouring water on dirt (Variations: Mud Bricks) Frogs, naturally spawning in swamp biomes (Variations: Snowy frog, swamp frog, tropical frog, tadpole) Fireflies, naturally spawning in swamp biomes, eaten by frogs (see above) Mangrove trees, (we aren’t sure where they generate yet, either swamps or a new biome altogether) (Parts: Leaves, Mangrove wood, Roots) Wardens, a hostile mob spawning in caves when you activate a sculk shrieker (see below) Sculk, a dark bluish-greenish block that can spawn in a Warden (Variations: Sculk Sensor, thing that activates the Sculk Shr

Hello! My name is Isamu-Chan, or just Isamu. I’m so excited to be joining the Articles 101 team! I will be writing about many topics that interest me, and if you have any suggestions that I like, that’s great, but I’m not going to be taking ones about things that don’t interest me, such as: Politics News Celebrity drama NSFW COVID-19 But I will be talking about ones that I really enjoy writing about, including: Sci-fi/fantasy novels Video games Art Anime