I was bored waiting for my class while at college so I decided to draw a bit. However, I realized I left the reference sheet I was working on at home. Since I had to do something different anyway, I figured that I'd give the cute chibi-style a try. Drawing Wulpo this way was quite relaxing because it involves less complicated anatomy than the reference sheet (which is in my usual style). I still plan to draw the way I had been before (with the more detailed anatomy), so no, I'm not totally changing my style if anyone was worried about that. It was a fun experiment though, and I might do it occasionally in the future since most of the frustrating parts of the anatomy for me (like hands and feet) which I normally have to pose for become much more straightforward to draw.

*Important: I do not have the intent of belittling the work of people who exclusively draw with the chibi-style. Just because the anatomy is simplifed does not mean that it is inferior to any other style with more complex anatomical features. The style which something was drawn in doesn't matter; what is important is that that artist making the artwork enjoys the process and is happy with the result. I just felt like I should say this since I suppose my description could be taken in the wrong way.*

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Wulpo