Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 18 Sept 2026

Cartoon Archaeologist Walk Cycle

Edited image: Keep this exact cartoon boy archaeologist (tan safari hat with dark brown band, pale blue short-sleeved shirt, brown backpack, olive khaki trousers, brown boots, small trowel in one hand) and draw him in a 4-pose walking cycle, side view walking to the right. Put the four poses in ONE horizontal row, and leave a WIDE EMPTY GAP between neighbouring poses so no two poses touch or overlap - each pose stands well clear of the next one. Pose 1 contact: front foot landing forward, back leg extended behind, arms swinging. Pose 2 passing: rear leg lifted and bent under him, body at its highest point. Pose 3 contact: the opposite foot forward. Pose 4 passing: the other leg lifted and bent. Same character, same scale, same feet-on-ground line, full body from hat to boots visible in every pose. Flat cartoon style with thick dark outlines and flat colors, matching the reference image exactly. Plain flat light gray background, nothing else in the image, no ground, no rocks, no text, no labels.