Joohyun Lee Scarecrow
Jacob XM Zombies from thriller
Michael Gobert Skeleton doing the puppet
Harley Parkinson draw michael myers as a popper but instead of holding a knife he’s holding like a boom box or something dance related
Eoin Seamus Kelly Frankenstein
Michael Ortiz Draw a cypher with Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers & Jason popping with a bomb box in the side
James Jimenez Mutation style – storyboard P.But that’s if you want to start expanding into other dance styles!
Einn Deighton Gibson Scarecrow
Karen Quiróz Zombie scarecrow
Tu Pham Bunny rabbit doing tutting
Maïa Hunter Scarecrow is a dance
Leo E Glowing skeletons
Amine Poplocker DRAW MEEEEE! ME ME ME
Amine Poplocker S demon
Sheldon Shellshock Baker Alien shit
Philippe Vdm Demonic possessions?
Cassidee Shades Skeleton doing bone breaking
Jackson Huynh A few/ all the claymation monsters hanging out!( Ray Harryhausen’s creatures… skeletons, Cyclops, Medusa, etc )
What up homies, when I asked what I should draw, the idea with the most numbers was Scarecrow style, so that is exactly what I did. This was especially fun because Scarecrow style is one of my favorites for sure! The following are my process videos for you to enjoy, a comparison between the sketch and finished product, and my inspiration for the style. I will probably do more of these moving forward.
Short Process Video
Long Process Video
Before and After
Scarecrow style has always been one of my favorite styles to do. My first introduction to it was from Jrock and his scarecrow style tutorial where he talked about learning it from his teacher Skeeter Rabbit from the Electric Boogaloos. You can actually find that tutorial on youtube which I will post here:
Scarecrow and Puppet styles were probably two of the styles I had first learned in my earlier days of learning popping. Jrock is a huge source of inspiration for me. He also has a massive library of popping tutorials that you can buy either all at once or once video at a time which you can find here:
I highly recommend you check them out. Now I want to hear from you again. Answer these questions in the comments below. Or you can just leave a comment letting me know what you think.
What do you think about blog post like these where I show you my process and let you know who my inspirations are?
What style of dance would you like me to draw next?
Do you do scarecrow style?
Who are your inspirations for scarecrow style?
