hi hello, I really love all your aus they are such a big comfort to me and i love your art i would also like to ask if you have any tips on how to draw in the adventure time style?
oh boy. the reason ive never really answered a question like this is because i just kinda do stuff and dont think much about it, but i'll try.
easy answer: hyperfixation
complicated answer: still hyperfixation, but lots of practice over 3 years. i like to think of most folks as a series of circles, ovals and tubes, because generally AT is a very round show. i sorta take my favorite aspects of F+C and regular adventure time, because there are certain details in each i like better than their counterpart, and F+C is a bit less fluid than AT. though, i think i draw more in the F+C style than AT. anyways, here's a general idea of how i usually break up shapes during my sketch process, except i never save my full files so i had to draw over an existing drawing:
tubular! for me, most of capturing the feel is all in the sketch process. here's a slinkier, less structured, more AT-style sketch of betty for my next part: letting the lines and shapes relax. nothing has to be perfect. think of limbs as noodles with a kinda-joint. your lines should be flowy and loose, and the more AT style you're looking for the more of those traits your lines should have.
look at your favorite scenes and screencaps and see what you like about it and try to emulate that in style.
sorry if this isn't super clear, but i've studied this show's style and drawn it so long i guess i dont really need guidelines or even think about it anymore, especially now that im taking design liberties. also i used to be in the homestuck fandom and drew lots of bean mode. well i still am in it but you know. another thing i'd note is the proportions of those circles and tubes, even if i personally deviate from the source material, like how many heads a torso is supposed to be etc... uhh. i use a thicker line weight with thickness-by-pressure but if you REALLY wanna make it look right i'd recommend using a thin line tool with no pressure at the ends.
lastly, i wouldnt give up even if it doesnt look right. adventure time's proportions werent great 100% of the time and shit looks weird in every episode. remember F+C ep2 simon petrikov? jeeeeeeSUS there are. there are rough scenes and angles. thats about all i have to say on the topic i guess. good luck.













