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Open the editor ↗The bulldog shape comes from a wide muzzle and compact body. Compare front-facing heads, squat full-body cartoons and simple silhouettes rather than repeating one growling face.
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Widen the muzzle and cheeks, shorten the snout and keep the forehead broad. Those proportions matter more than adding extra wrinkles.
Several thin lines are competing in too little space. Keep one or two main brow or cheek folds and use larger shadow clusters for the rest.
They suit a French-bulldog-inspired character. Folded ears give a different bulldog construction; choose intentionally rather than mixing incompatible head references.
Treat the muzzle as one broad light or dark shape before drawing the nose.