Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 12 Oct 2026

Heavy Caveman Walk Cycle

Edited image: Same exact character as this image: a very short, extremely FAT and HEAVY cartoon caveman, clean high-resolution 2D cartoon illustration, bold outlines, flat cel shading, not pixel art. Seen from BEHIND - a full back view, his face is never visible. Keep exactly the same enormous round pot belly bulging out past his silhouette on both sides, the same thick stubby arms and short stubby legs, big head, almost no neck, the same dark magenta purple-maroon skin, the same large bright pure-yellow loincloth apron wrapping the belly from waist to thigh, the same near-black shaggy hair. Keep him the SAME apparent size, the SAME canvas framing, the SAME position, centred horizontally with generous even empty margin on all four sides, feet on the same baseline. Keep the wooden club in the same hand and the yellow yo-yo on its string in the same hand - do not swap hands. Plain flat solid light grey background, no shadow, no ground line, no scenery, no text. Change ONLY his leg pose and weight shift to this walk-cycle stride: CONTACT stride, he is striding toward the LEFT side of the picture. The leg on the left side of the image is stretched forward out in front of him reaching toward the left edge of the frame, the leg on the right side of the image trails behind. His weight has just landed on the forward leg, so his whole heavy body tilts and rolls onto that left side, the big belly swings over to the left and the shoulders tip. Arms swing opposite to the legs.