How to Draw Milo
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Start with a circle for Milo's head, and then add the facial guidelines.
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Now you can start drawing out the outline of Milo's body which includes the hair or fins, and then the lower half of his body which is also his clothing.
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Add the detailing definition lines for Milo's head fins, and then draw out the shapes of his eyes, and mouth. Don't forget the eyebrows.
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For your last drawing step, all you need to do is color in his eyes, and then draw the outline around the mouth or fish lips. Draw a collar line, and add fin detailing on the arms. Erase the lines and shapes you drew in step one.
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Now here is your cute little fish character from Fish Hooks. Color him in and that is all she wrote.
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August 17, 2010
Description: I hope you guys enjoyed the first two lessons of the day. Right now it's time for me to submit a couple of new characters from yet another new, upcoming animated cartoon series that will be airing on the Disney Channel some time in the Fall. The premier is supposed to be airing in September, but until then, I can tell you what I know. First off, the name of the series is called “Fish Hooks”, and it was created by a fella named Noah Z. Jones. It is a show that revolves around three main characters named Milo, Oscar, and Bea. All three figures are fish, and the show follows their lives as they go through their daily struggles, challenges, and wonders. The first lesson is going to show you "how to draw Milo", step by step. Now this little guys is the brother of one of the three characters in the series named Oscar. Milo is a party animal, and being responsible is a word that isn't in his dictionary. Unfortunately there is absolutely no information on any of the new characters which means I can't really talk about his personalities or anything. The only thing I can do is show you "how to draw Fish Hooks Milo", and hopefully you will have fun learning something new. When there is more 411 on these aquatic beings, I will update this description to the best of my ability. Until next time everyone, adios, and have a happy drawing day!
