To create a crude version of your monster that looks like an earlier, less skilled drawing, follow these steps:
1. Composition & Pose
Pose: Draw the monster huddled in a corner, hunched over with its arms wrapped around itself or resting limply.
Head Position: Tilt the head downward or sideways, as if it's defeated or weak.
Body Language: Make it asymmetrical—one shoulder higher, legs uneven—so it looks unbalanced and unnatural.
2. Line Work & Detail
Use Rough Lines: Instead of smooth, confident strokes, use sketchy, uneven lines like someone struggling to find the right shape.
Uneven Proportions: The arms might be a little too long, fingers oddly bent, or the legs drawn at an awkward angle.
Minimal Detail: Instead of refined features, make the details sloppy or vague, like an early concept.
3. Facial Features
Eyes: Small and sunken, or just empty holes.
Mouth: Either too wide and unsettling or barely sketched in.
Expression: A mix of fear, exhaustion, and something inhuman—as if it doesn’t quite understand emotions.
4. Shading & Texture
Messy Shadows: If adding shading, make it rough and scribbled-in instead of smooth.
Uneven Darkness: Darker areas around the eyes, mouth, and under the arms make it look unsettling without much effort.
Texture: Instead of smooth skin, use jagged or inconsistent lines to hint at rotting flesh, cracked skin, or an unfinished mutation.
Make a really crude version. So don't put much effort into it. and in that one, don't make him standing upright, but kind of defeated, huddled in a corner kind of look. Try and make it look as though its an earlier, less skilled drawing by the same guy
