When I very first got into drawing, I really focused on drawing Chibis (which if you don't know, is a form of artstyle with exaggerated proportions). Over the years though, I ended up getting interested in other things.
I'd tried a few times drawing Chibis since then, but every time I'd get too focused on the anatomy of it all (which misses the point).
At the beginning of 2022, I found this art book that had been a proponent of me getting into making art in the first place. The art is all very classic early 2000s Shojo. In reexamining it, I realized what I liked about chibis, and I ended up compiling a list of all of the traits that I liked. And I'll came this!
Things such as the lines don't taper, the big ol' shiny eyes, the legs tapering outwards.. all things I find so endearing and I tried to give justice to.