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who is this cartoon character? pic? i found this on a facebook bumpr sticker.... i think it's some old nick cartoon that i watched when i was a kid, but i don't remember, and it's bugging the crap out of me. do you know what the character's name is, and which show it's from? http://s381.photobucket.com/albums/oo254/primadancer2013/?action=view&current=creeper_thumb.jpg His name is Brainy and like the others said, he's from Hey Arnold! He followed Helga around, basically her stalker who she ended up punching in almost every episode.

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Funny Cartoon How to Draw Cartoon

Cartoons are a fun to read and watch. In the same way, cartoons are a fun to draw. Hard to believe? But it is absolutly true.
Seeing our favorite cartoon characters, playing, enjoying, having fun on the screen, we have all wished to draw them on our books, copies, walls and wherever possible. We have all been searching for an answer to "how to draw cartoons?". Well, here is the answer.

You need not be a professional artist, you need not get special classes on how to draw cartoon characters, all you need is the desire to learn to draw cartoons.

The easiest method of cartoon drawing is distortion. As the name suggests, it refers to drawing things disproportionately.For-ex, the head and feet are drawn disproportionately to give a comic effect. This effect is very impressive and attracts many  and renders a formal drawing into a cartoon all by itself.

Remember, every drawing starts with a few simple shapes - circles, lines etc - don't try to add any detail until you are done with the outline. If you are not a seasoned cartoon artist, you will confuse yourself with the details. Therefore, it is recommended to add details, after you are finished with the outline.

With a little practice you will find you can draw just about anything!

The conclusion is everyone can draw cartoon, I can draw cartoon YOU can draw cartoon. I was learn this methode from Lou Darvas. If you want to learn cartoon you can visit my web site at http://www.cartoonsdrawingsecrets.com

About the Author

Hi there, my name is Semmy and you can call me Sem. I'm 23 years old boy and I'm a graphic designer and cartoonist. If you want to learn how to draw cartoon you can visit my web sit at

http://www.cartoonsdrawingsecrets.com