So I did a thing with experimenting with putting Sinikka in different art styles over the decades using trends of each to carry it.

1930s: Mainly went for this Betty Boopish appearance, something that would've fit in with the Fleischer style that was popular at the time. I went for the 2-strip Cinecolor look since non-Disney studios didn't have the rights to use the technicolor method.

1940s: I mainly went for not only a Warner-like style, but also something that wasn't too sexualized but still had some hints as this was the decade of Tex Avery's Red Hot Riding Hood after all.

1950s: The geometric, simplified, animation of UPA was very common place along with it also translating pretty well with that new medium called Television. That style of animation is one of my favorites.

1960s: Hanna-Barbera was pumping out the most well known cartoons back then by cutting costs and corners and made their own art style that was all about that. I thought this art style was pretty good to recreate despite how stiff Hanna-Barbera can be.

1970s: Went with a Scooby look and a Fritz look for this one.

1980s: I decided to go for a more DiC-like style inspired by Inspector Gadget and some other 80s cartoons. Plus this might be one of my favorites to do.

1990s: Like the 70s, I decided to go two ways. The rough style that lots of cartoons (notably Klasky Csupo) had, and the throwback UPA Revival style Cartoon Network went with (which looks like my regular style lol).

2000s: I went for a digital ink and paint look where as everything else looked cel-animated, and that I gave what I basically can call Billy and Mandy meets Ed, Edd n Eddy more or less.

2010s: Beanmouth stuff... Hated drawing it so much.

2020s: I decided to go for what I can call the Not-MacFarlane style for this because only stuff like Smiling Friends, Bluey, LackaDaisy, anything made by Glitch and VivziePop live in the era of reboots and bland adult animation.

Posted using PostyBirb