I Drew Bakugo & Midoriya… Again✨
I can’t find my reference photo I used for this pose on Pinterest.😭
But a student request Bakugou & Midoriya together, I don’t do drawings of BL, but I did a sweet one instead.
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I did this back last year I think… September or October one or the other.🤔
How did I do?🫣
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As a fan and artist inspired by My Hero Academia, I find drawing Bakugo and Midoriya especially rewarding. These characters have such dynamic personalities—Bakugo's fiery strength contrasts beautifully with Midoriya's persistent hopefulness. Capturing their relationship in fanart, especially in a sweet, platonic way, adds a fresh dimension that many fans appreciate. When I create fanart of Bakugou and Midoriya, I try to focus on their evolving friendship and personal growth rather than romantic subtext. This approach highlights how their interactions reflect deeper themes like rivalry, respect, and support. For instance, Bakugo's tough exterior often masks his care for Midoriya, which offers plenty of emotional depth to draw from. Many artists struggle to find the perfect pose or reference images that convey these subtleties, especially when original references are misplaced or missing—as happened with one of my recent drawings. In such cases, I rely on my understanding of their characters and past scenes in the anime and manga to create authentic expressions and gestures. It’s also helpful to engage with the fan community through hashtags like #myheroacademia, #bakugoukatsuki, and #bakudeku. These communities share feedback and inspiration, helping to refine artistic technique and thematic presentation. Overall, fanart is a powerful way to explore character relationships beyond their original storytelling, and I encourage fellow artists and fans to embrace these creative interpretations that celebrate Bakugo’s and Midoriya’s unique bond.




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