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Open the editor ↗A donkey-inspired character needs long ears and a sturdy body. Compare side views, toy-like cartoons and head studies while keeping the muzzle and mane separate.
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Lengthen the ears and simplify the mane into a shorter upright edge. Keep the compact muzzle and sturdy body proportions clear.
Leave a background gap between them and enough upper margin for the tips. Do not crop by the head alone.
A small tuft can distinguish the tail from a thin line. Keep it apart from the hind legs so it does not disappear into the stance.
Place the two long ears above a compact head and keep a gap between them.