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I worked Charles Schulz, a studio in Northern California, and I thought it be fun today.

While we're at home, we drop some comics.

Okay, let's draw Snoopy.

We're gonna dio a circle first.

This is the back of his head, and then we're gonna dio another circle that overlaps.

This is the front of his head.

And then we're gonna dio a little kind of teardrop shape for his body.

And he's sitting on the dog house because that's what she likes to do.

We're gonna do his feet, which are ovals.

That comes slant backwards just a little bit.

That's a front foot on a back foot.

All right, That's the basic shape of Snoopy.

Now, I drew these lines lighter so I can go back over them and make them darker.

So we're gonna dio Snoopy's head shape on his neck, the back of his head comes down and makes his ear and this is his neck a little bit too far on that.

Make that a little darker.

Okay, He's sitting on the doghouse, going dark in this line up just a little bit.

You're just tail little drop shadow.

One foot.

He's got short, stubby legs and big feet hall lines.

Paul lines.

There's his arm.

He's got a little back spot.

He has a caller.

All right.

Now, Schultz always did He really nice, loose, dark lines for his here and left little like white highlights there.

And then we're gonna put his eyes kind of, you know, his head highbrows All right.

Like his nose needs to come in a little bit more right there.

We're gonna come down with a dark house.