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Early TGT

An analysis by Twitter user hobqueer, going over the anti aliasing effects in early TGT chapters.

Chapter 1 and early Chapter 2 pages feature artwork done using anti aliased brushes from MS Paint (Windows 7) and newer. What this results in is a white "fuzz" appearing when a fill tool is used to color in the lineart. From that point onwards, the artwork is filled in correctly.

As a general rule as well, Lazerbot's artstyle, despite how the early chapters might make things appear, is NOT intentionally trying to be "wacky" or "crazy". While some character's proportions might appear jank at times, they are still grounded and not overly cartoonish.

Modern TGT

Chances are if you're looking at this page you might be more interested in how to emulate Lazerbot's more recent style. Some pointers will be provided below:

Characters from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise are typically drawn more like humans than their more "cartoony" canon counterparts. See below as an example:

...and compared to official artwork:

The character proportions are more "elongated", giving the characters more of a human feeling to them. Looney Tunes franchise characters are also similar.

Character specific tips

Coyote

  • Coyote's cheeks are pointed as opposed to being fluffy in more recent Tails Gets Trolled pages.

Luigi

  • Luigi's mouth is typically covered by his mustache. This differs from Mario, whose mouth is usually covered early on in TGT but is drawn more visible early on.
  • Luigi's "Mr. L" outfit is more simple than it was in Super Paper Mario. He lacks the overalls and wears a black jumpsuit with a green collar. Starting in Chapter 24, the black jumpsuit changes to dark green.

Silver

Note the way Silver's quills are drawn pointing downward, in a similar way to Knuckles.
  • Silver's hair varies in TGT, being drawn like his canon series and being drawn in a fashion more like Knuckles.

Tails

  • Tails is only drawn with 3 tails in the first chapter before normalizing to 2. (He is also drawn with 1 in UAR.)
  • Tails' fur color is darker than his canon series counterpart during later TGT chapters.

Vivian

  • Vivian's blush marks serve as her eyes in TGT.

Examples of the Modern TGT style

Resources

Art references

  • Blaze

    Blaze

  • Knuckles

    Knuckles

  • Luigi

    Luigi

  • Mario

    Mario

  • Tails

    Tails

hobqueer's art analysis / tips

  • Lineart

    Lineart

  • Eyes

    Eyes

  • Shading

    Shading

Modern-Era TGT pages drawn by Lazerbot

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25


You should also check out Tails Gets Trolled concept art and Lazerbot's section on the page for further references.

Lazerbot's guides and tips

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