Primordial Life Family Tragedies scrapped artwork

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Primordial Life Family Tragedies scrapped artwork
More scrapped art from Family Tragedies
More artwork from scrapped Family Tragedies
More scrapped Family Tragedies art
Aaaand that’s a wrap! Family Tragedies is complete, so now I’ll be working on character illustrations for all (or most) of the characters in the next section of Primordial Life!
I will most likely be posting the characters beforehand unless their descriptions have a noticeable spoiler, otherwise they will post as they become relevant to the story timeline :)
I look forward to seeing your feedback of my work, and I greatly appreciate anyone who supports my work in my passion project!
“Hey.. Do you believe in the concept of soulmates?”
“Hm? Well, if they exist, then I haven’t found mine. But Vin and Luis? Yeah, I’d say they are the perfect match, totally soulmates.”
Serenity
Age 2
Gender/Pronouns: She/her Female
Personality:
Serenity is a cheery, bright little girl despite her troubled upbringing. Serenity loves to talk and sing and tends to talk too much, just as many kids do. Serenity is very thoughtful, gentle, and understanding of others, and is very sympathetic to other people’s problems.
Hobbies: Drawing, spending time with family, playing with the dog
Parents: Luis and Vin
Siblings: (None so far)
Serenity is a bright little girl raised by foster parents after the hospital she was born at declared her stillborn to her real parents. Despite the obstacles, Serenity is determined to have a happy, carefree life with her parents, and is full of love for them despite their lost time. Serenity often clings to her dad’s service dog, who has become very protective of her.