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PLEASE, don't make your OC a walking armory.
Not only will it be extremely bad to look at, it will also make your OC extremely hard to draw.
If you really want to make your OC complicated, at least make some parts of their design optional.
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PLEASE, don't make your OC a walking armory.
Not only will it be extremely bad to look at, it will also make your OC extremely hard to draw.
If you really want to make your OC complicated, at least make some parts of their design optional.
Stamplate and font (c) stuck-in-suburbia
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*feels a bit embarrassed because I have this as a habit for some of my OCs*
It depends on what fandom or an original story your OC is going for. Personally, I'm not too big on simple designs because they can be a bit generic for me to look at. So I leave a tiny bit of details because it makes them look appealing. But that depends on what style your OC wears or what story your going for.
But honestly, I have no trouble drawing OCs with a detailed design since I gotten used to it. (and its a fun challenge for me)
Its when they have too much things, it can be too much. But it depends if people can handle some complex designs. Now for mecha robot animes, its necessary because Mecha theme robots will have complex designs if they're not a cartoonish series.
I guess the best way to give them some alternative outfits is to make a character model sheet of different outfits they wear but also, add their simple clothing for others to draw for an option.
I love character design so much and I love looking at designs of clothing, so that's why I don't mind some detail designs. (especially if I want to recustomize dolls based off of some of my OCs. I want them to have a pretty design in their clothing )
It depends on what fandom or an original story your OC is going for. Personally, I'm not too big on simple designs because they can be a bit generic for me to look at. So I leave a tiny bit of details because it makes them look appealing. But that depends on what style your OC wears or what story your going for.
But honestly, I have no trouble drawing OCs with a detailed design since I gotten used to it. (and its a fun challenge for me)
Its when they have too much things, it can be too much. But it depends if people can handle some complex designs. Now for mecha robot animes, its necessary because Mecha theme robots will have complex designs if they're not a cartoonish series.
I guess the best way to give them some alternative outfits is to make a character model sheet of different outfits they wear but also, add their simple clothing for others to draw for an option.
I love character design so much and I love looking at designs of clothing, so that's why I don't mind some detail designs. (especially if I want to recustomize dolls based off of some of my OCs. I want them to have a pretty design in their clothing )
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