Yes, you need to practice in order to get better, and yes, you need to
have a headshot and full body in order for the character to be
complete. But if you feel your art is that bad, then you can use a
blank render or lineart. You can easily find these in fan images, or
on a site such as Deviantart. You could even ask someone to draw your
character for you.
Fanfic : - What Are You Talking About?, by Jake RazorShortly after the events in All Dogs Go to Heaven 2. Charlie and Sasha are both trying to tell each other something. The question is, will either of t...
Music : - All Dogs Go to Heaven The Series theme song on aco, by dpstqA project for the 20th anniversary of All Dogs Go To Heaven, I thought of playing the theme song from the TV series. I had to hear the song many times...
Project : - Gamebooks, by PaxisAll Dogs Go To Heaven Source needs Gamebooks! Let's work together and create some!
Character : - Aurora, by matsu
Full Name: Aurora Dawn Borealis
Age: 3½
Gender: Female
Breed: Old English Sheepdog / German Shepherd/ Irish Wolfhound
Parents: ?x?
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Question : - Time Period, by Malwolsky
I know the time in the first movie is 1939, but what about the second? It doesn't look much like the 30's or 40's, more like the 90...
Review : - You can't keep an EDGY film down..., by Juuchan17
I just rewatched this Don Bluth classic recently, and I have to admit that despite its flaws, "All Dogs Go To Heaven" is one of the most edgy p...
Yes, you need to practice in order to get better, and yes, you need to have a headshot and full body in order for the character to be complete. But if you feel your art is that bad, then you can use a blank render or lineart. You can easily find these in fan images, or on a site such as Deviantart. You could even ask someone to draw your character for you.