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I'm sure you've seen our art cut software before. Many tutorials use it because of its accuracy. Well, good news! We've just released the newest version of this software for free download! Now you can make your own illustrations with no limits - no matter what your skill level is. And not only is this instructional video game accessible for all ages, it's also fun and easy to use! This makes it perfect for beginners who are looking to get started in digital animation or have been doing it for years but are looking to try something new. In this tutorial, you will learn how to make the character move from a basic stick figure to a highly detailed 3D animated character. You will also learn how to add materials and textures to your scene. To create any character that can be animated, you need a lot of different parts. In the following animation I'll be showing you how I've applied these parts to create a realistic looking character. The head is one of these parts since it needs eyes, eyebrows and eyelashes. For my tutorial, I've left the eyes closed so you can only see the iris and pupil in them with colored circles where they should be. Also, I've added some red areas around the eyes to make them look more realistic. The ears are another important part. They're the only bit of the face that's not covered up with some kind of material so they can move freely. You can also see how they work in this animation showing how the bones of the head jiggle as it moves along with its momentum. The next step is to do each hand separately since each hand needs some kind of shape coming out of it and on top of that, you want to show that they're different parts. The hands are fairly simple so they're very easy to make. Simply draw the shape of the fingers on the paper. Then, take a pencil and draw lines on either side of each finger to create the wrist. Finish off by drawing the back of the hand on top of this. The neck is fairly similar to that of the head with only one difference - you need to give it a neck (it's like what you see when you look at someone's neck). As for how I've done this, I've simply curved some lines over on top of each other which gives it something more like a bumpy shape than an actual part of its body. The torso is made out of a bunch of different parts. It's the part of the body where its arms and legs come out from so you can't just add on one thing to it. The material part of the torso is made from a few shapes which have been layered onto each other. This creates a more real looking texture than just one value of grey on grey would be able to do. Underneath this, I've added some lines for muscles which push up against it giving it a full appearance similar to that of an actual body. The last thing I'm going to show you in this tutorial is how I made each leg and how they work together with the main body. cfa1e77820