Despite how it looks, this took me almost 2 hours. Maybe more than that. Yet if I had done it how I normally do, it would have maybe taken 30 minutes to an hour and 30 minutes. Seriously, I don't know how it took so long...

Anyway, WAY back in April (or was it early May? I forget) I decided to sketch a crap-load of enemies from Super Paper Mario. And then catching onto the SPM New-School style, I decided to draw Dreyfus and his forms in SPM NS style. ^_^ So this is only, like, 1/6 of the entire image. I'm going to post each part individually as I finish them, then once they are all done I'll post the full image. His deer form is on the bottom left corner.

Remember the SPM Goomba? That was in SPM Old-School style. Well, this is SPM New-School style, the style used for the new enemies in SPM such as Squiglets (example). It involves very basic shapes, with seperate parts being seperated; on quadrupeds, the limbs are simple lines with shoe-like bottoms. The antlers aren't as chopped up as Dreyfus' human form's ones are...

Hope you like it! SPM NS style's really fun to draw! ^_^ The picture was hard to piece together after being scanned (I had to scan it twice, due to how if I scanned it one way, the deer and fox forms would be cut off, while if I scanned it the other way, the wolf and orca forms would be cut off). But I did it! Tis all one big image, now. But I thought it would be difficult, that's why I hadn't done this image until now.

Dreyfus Vandolin III (c) 2006 Me