Doodling Dwarfs

[tealin]

I recognise that I have ONE [1] way of drawing Dwarfs. This is a disability. Luckily it can be remedied. Inspired by the best dwarf designs EVER in Happily N'Ever After (which is actually finally coming out next year) I decided to poke around and mix things up a little.


This one comes with a few doodles from my sister. They're near the bottom – you can tell which ones they are because they're more interesting. And there's a crazy otter.

And Goodmountain giving William a word (very stiff drawing, bleh) ...


Thank you, disneyboy, for your Assignment! Now the challenge will be not working on it while I'm supposed to be working on other things. Heh.

Comments

[ardys-the-ghoul.livejournal.com]

I was going to say, "You should draw a female dwarf," but then I remembered that in Discworld dwarves of both genders are outwardly indistinguishable, and are both referred to as "he" (interesting concept, that; I rather like it). Does that make you wonder, of Goodmountain and his fiance--whose name I can't remember at the moment--which one of them is female? Because it certainly makes me wonder.

And about the drawing of Goodmountain and William--it is a bit stiff, but I think the stiffness works, in a way. It makes them look kind of tense. I think maybe if their heads were cocked towards each other a bit more, it might make it even better (just an opinion, of course :)). Oh, and I like the design for Goodmountain.