I still had to properly draw out a pose sketch, and decide where outlines would go, like I do for any other drawing. If there's anything worth noting, it's probably the position of the legs. It has to be one of the more frustrating poses that I've had to hammer out before "getting it" (because she's leaning only a little, and crouching only a little), and the legs were particularly problematic. I feel like I was pretty successful, though; I was trying to make her look slightly crouched, like she was in stage 1 of guarding or taking a swing.
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The skirt had to be drawn, re-drawn, and re-drawn again before it looked how I wanted. I toyed with the idea of doing a ruffled hem (like in the show) but came to understand that I just don't know how to do that. So I made it a straight hem and focused on getting the fold pattern right. Once I ditched the idea of ruffles, that actually fell into place really, really well.
And I did this little green bastard while I had an hour to kill.
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