Shape/Color Cartoon Character

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For this assignment, I had to use the cookie cutter tool a lot! I was restricted to the basic shapes (squares, triangles, circles) and I used them to create this green alien guy! I then used other shapes to create the background. He is standing on the moon, which is made of (sharp cheddar) cheese, and you can see the alien flag in the background.

Here is some info about this green guy:

Name: Qwerty

Personality: He is very friendly, and loves to tell jokes. But they're not that funny, and people only laugh at them as to not hurt his feelings.

Birthplace: He was actually born on Mars, and is the first of his kind to explore Luna, Earth's moon!

Current Location: The moon

Age: About 28 bubbles (alien unit of measurement), compared to a human he is about 36.

Favorite Things: Ckae (alien cake), smoofs (alien cats), jokes/puns, and his friends and family

Least Favorite Things: Vegetlbaes (alien vegetables) and that's it! He's pretty agreeable.

Occupation: He is currently part of the MSEP (Martian Space Exploration Program) but wants to become a teacher when he gets back to Mars.

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