I am making the transfer from Deviantart, or really establishing a second art account, and at the moment I am reposting my older works I was happy with. Probably will be slow going due to being lazy.
I am still getting use to the idea of posting multiple images at once, and probably one of the few times, but I figure I share these four since they roughly fit in the same theme setting
The first one was, and still is, the first OC character I ever made that I felt passionate about. A anthro hyena name Roxy, large woman, full of muscles and a giant ego to boast. By the time I made this post I am in the process of making a new reference sheet for her. I want to use her possibly for a comic idea at some point, but I am worry I could become indecisive about setting and theme.
Another character whose idea I like, a sentient religious robot name Pere Grinator. I thought it would be a fun idea to explore that idea approach, mainly because I cannot recall see the idea of a sentient robot exploring faith, except in the form of human propaganda, or just a human thing. I plan on having them be friends, or close associate, with Roxy. One thing I do want to share is that I took inspiration of the name from Odo in Star Trek DS9, where his name is from one word, just split in two, which combine should translate to "Pilgrim."
The third character is from a friend when we played a game of Starfinder that I loved how he played her that I thought she would be a good partner to joining up with Roxy and Pere, though I figure in a reluctant kind of sense at first, and probably for a good while. I do not feel confident I can draw normal human people, but progress starts with rough patches along the way. Her name is Mara.
The last design is no one in particular, a generic alien guy I was taking inspiration from Star Trek's Cardassian alien race. The design was meant for a small contest for webcomic background character, but never finished it in time, and was ready to move on when I did. I may revisit this alien concept another time possibly.
I am making the transfer from Deviantart, or really establishing a second art account, and at the moment I am reposting my older works I was happy with. Probably will be slow going due to being lazy.
I am still getting use to the idea of posting multiple images at once, and probably one of the few times, but I figure I share these four since they roughly fit in the same theme setting
The first one was, and still is, the first OC character I ever made that I felt passionate about. A anthro hyena name Roxy, large woman, full of muscles and a giant ego to boast. By the time I made this post I am in the process of making a new reference sheet for her. I want to use her possibly for a comic idea at some point, but I am worry I could become indecisive about setting and theme.
Another character whose idea I like, a sentient religious robot name Pere Grinator. I thought it would be a fun idea to explore that idea approach, mainly because I cannot recall see the idea of a sentient robot exploring faith, except in the form of human propaganda, or just a human thing. I plan on having them be friends, or close associate, with Roxy. One thing I do want to share is that I took inspiration of the name from Odo in Star Trek DS9, where his name is from one word, just split in two, which combine should translate to "Pilgrim."
The third character is from a friend when we played a game of Starfinder that I loved how he played her that I thought she would be a good partner to joining up with Roxy and Pere, though I figure in a reluctant kind of sense at first, and probably for a good while. I do not feel confident I can draw normal human people, but progress starts with rough patches along the way. Her name is Mara.
The last design is no one in particular, a generic alien guy I was taking inspiration from Star Trek's Cardassian alien race. The design was meant for a small contest for webcomic background character, but never finished it in time, and was ready to move on when I did. I may revisit this alien concept another time possibly.
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