Experimenting colour palettes and coloured lineart with a disappointed Envy.
I know I haven't posted the six-character-challenge arts yet, I'm sorry.
I'm still working on them I'll post them as soon as I can!!

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Experimenting colour palettes and coloured lineart with a disappointed Envy.
I know I haven't posted the six-character-challenge arts yet, I'm sorry.
I'm still working on them I'll post them as soon as I can!!
Another prompt from the 52 Week Challenge. This one is charcoal drawing in which I use only charcoal brushes in my sketchbook preview program. It was fun experimenting with different brushes. Question for you is what kind of brushes should I experiment with next?
So I’m trying something new with my art. Let me know what y’all think!
Also, introducing my Oblivion (Ambrosia) and Skyrim (Avery) OCs.
Maybe it is fate which bought us together
Week 8 October 25th: Creative Research
So after looking into more artists and having a bit of an emotional crisis, I started wondering about the fact that when I was doing my research, I brought my characters to my world and my reality. So I ended up deciding to flip the script. I decided to build a mini of myself as a character because I wanted to see what it would feel like for me.
To do this, I used the site hero forge, which lets you make custom mini's based on your character (https://www.heroforge.com). This was both fun and I will admit, a bit weird since I felt like I was trying to direct myself as a character and it was a lot for me to handle at times. Some of the features also didn't completely match how I actually look so sometimes I had to work around it. I ended up creating a decent impression of myself as a character and it was something interesting for me to explore. I did wonder if me being character meant that my identity is a separate persona from my characters or if my characters are just other persona fragments I work around and bring to life.
Week 3: September 20th: Creative Research.
For this week, I figured out two different creative avenues to explore. One is altering a portrait of myself into a character with mixed media content. The other is to build a full character outfit out of pieces that can integrate into other outfits.
The reason why I wanted to explore these if because while I do want to make a video, I want to explore other avenues of media to see if those can work for the capstone.
I decided to explore the outfit creation first because I was planning on going to a Renfair for Creative Research and while I do have l an outfit prepared for that, I wanted to build a character and their life piece by piece since a large part of LARP is building a character and integrating them into the story and the world around them. So I wanted to make a character for real life.
I started on two different pieces. The first is a pair of knee length pants and the second is a kerchief like the one I made in my 7 days of making. For the kerchief and the pants I actually decided on making a mockup first as I made the kerchief too small and I was also going off of a pattern for my pants.
The mockup turned up fine for the kerchief and I do plan on making adjustments once I figure out the fit a bit more. For the pants, I actually needed to wait to get the pattern shipped to me, so I only have a few pieces of the mockup made. While I still am going to try this, long term this doesn't look great as a capstone project.
I’ve been experimenting new styles recently and I think this style is the closest to the style I want but i need more practice