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I often draw my characters to pin down their personalities. What about you? Would you like to share your own drawings of your charries? I’d love to see them 😉
I am out of signature ideas
I have, but only two, and one of them has changed in appearance since then, but I so, so want to do more!
I intend to try to draw one of my MCs, Viktor, next. If I am able to draw him, I’ll try to share it.
If you want to share any of your drawings, I’d love to see them.
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@whalekeeper. Though I am not in the least an artist, I have drawn some of my characters. XD
Leon, Aadelheide, Riker, Isabel, Albert, Evelyn, maybe a few others…I can’t remember all the ones I’ve drawn. 🙂
Ooh!! Yay!!! I’d LOVE to see y’all’s art!
Here’s some of mine 😀
This is a cartoony self-portrait I did a while back 😀 I have not been able to replicate this style since
Monsters creep
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This is something I painted for school a while back. I had to paint a scene from Exodus so I chose the scene where Moses comes down from Mount Sinai to see the golden calf.
Monsters creep
In the silent dark-deep
In the filling-eye hills
In the shriveled hand-keep
Here’s a moose I painted for my best friend. The paper is warped from the watercolor so it looks funny on my scanner.
Monsters creep
In the silent dark-deep
In the filling-eye hills
In the shriveled hand-keep@elishavet-pidyon @freedomwriter76 Cool! You can totally share if you want 😉 I’ll share mine later, maybe.
@ava-blue Those are so well done!! 😀 I like your profile pic by the way, I smile every time I see it.I am out of signature ideas
Here’s one of my best deer yet 😀
This is a red stag. Most of the flowers in his rack are real, there are some daffodils, lilies, roses, peonies, and a bunch of jacarandas. I painted this guy with watercolors, as always 🙂
Monsters creep
In the silent dark-deep
In the filling-eye hills
In the shriveled hand-keep@whalekeeper thank you so much! ? I’m glad you like it!
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In the shriveled hand-keepWhy have I never considered drawing my oc’s? This is brilliant XD
These are so cool! Aww your deer’s beautiful. I really like your art styles : )
Your water colors look very good. I always forget to use the proper water color paper whenever I draw, so I end up with something that looks like its trying to–very wrinkly– double over on itself
@anatra23 Thank you so very much! And I know how you feel sis, I do that more often than I’d like to admit ???♀️ I would really love to see your work some time, if you ever feel like sharing! 😉
Monsters creep
In the silent dark-deep
In the filling-eye hills
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One of the many artistry mistakes we make XD
Here’s a Chinese partition screen that I painted for my mother. (It’s like 5 ft tall, took so long ;-; )I do have a few regrets, but I think I like it. (Some of the edges don’t align b/c the sheets became wrinkled and stretched… might’ve been my fault a little bit hehe but it’s okay.)
Beautiful! The deer reminds me of my grandpa’s hunter cabin-like house. He’s got a huge one on his wall. (Except he isn’t a flowery-decor kind of guy, so… XD)
I know, right? I’m pretty brilliant XD
Just kidding, but you’re right in that it’s a good technique. I know a few other writers who do the same. It helps a lot when figuring out your character’s facial expressions, unique gestures, and overall presence, if that makes sense.
The only problem I found with it is when your characters are so cartoon-like, that you don’t know how to write that vibe into your story.
I am out of signature ideas
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Do you use reference pictures often for drawing characters?
Awww thank you!
(Do ignore the pencil marks XD)
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