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First let me get this out of the way: I am aware how bad this is! The neck looks like it mashed-potatoe mountain, the foot on the right looks like a hoof and the arm on the right looks dislocated.

However, if you're one of the few to see my previous attempts at creating this character, you would notice a significant improvement. I'm still new to coming up with characters and anatomy out of my head, so things look awkward and plain, but as I just mentioned: It's getting better

I'm only posting this sketch because I'd like to document my progress (or lack there of) with this paticular character, as I plan to keep developing him and his "world".

That being said I need a new name for him; Captain Fabulous is already a taken name by a lame comic on a blogspot (sorry, but it isn't funny). So, if anyone has any suggestions for a totally gay superhero's name, let me know.

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I used a HB Pencil (which I now love, and probably won't touch my 6h 'cept for more technical drawings), a kneding eraser and a paper stump to blend the loose graphite (my paper is horrible at holding any down).

Description
First let me get this out of the way: I am aware how bad this is! The neck looks like it mashed-potatoe mountain, the foot on the right looks like a hoof and the arm on the right looks dislocated.

However, if you're one of the few to see my previous attempts at creating this character, you would notice a significant improvement. I'm still new to coming up with characters and anatomy out of my head, so things look awkward and plain, but as I just mentioned: It's getting better

I'm only posting this sketch because I'd like to document my progress (or lack there of) with this paticular character, as I plan to keep developing him and his "world".

That being said I need a new name for him; Captain Fabulous is already a taken name by a lame comic on a blogspot (sorry, but it isn't funny). So, if anyone has any suggestions for a totally gay superhero's name, let me know.

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I used a HB Pencil (which I now love, and probably won't touch my 6h 'cept for more technical drawings), a kneding eraser and a paper stump to blend the loose graphite (my paper is horrible at holding any down).