[730] I'm going to make a different post that says all the things I want to say about doing this for two years. This post is about the little etho doll. :]
so this isn't my first time making a doll. I've made a few before but this is my first time working with felt which was different then the old clothes and stuff I used to use! Doll and toy making is a little special to me. The monkey next to him in the seccond photo was something me and my mother made when she was teaching me how to sew. it's so fradgile but I've kept it for years hehe. the cat also has a special meaning because I made it of my friends minecraft skin hehe. The etho deffo took the most effort. Combining a bunch of differnt skills as well as learning a new skill (embroidery for the eyes and fingers). I love working in differnt mediums so much this isn't the result of me losing my tablet pen (I planned this a while before I lost my tablet pen.)
I might make more. if I do it will be posted on my main art account
bonus cursed WIP photo
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Ever since I returned, there's been a filth in me. I feel it in my very lungs. I cannot get it out - it will never out, this death that reeks within me. There are some things even the Moonmaiden cannot heal. There are some things she would never accept in her devoted. I should never have come back
Isobel's VA Mia Foo appeared as a guest on the Jen & Aliona BG3 stream here (YouTube VOD here) and, among other things, did a little dramatic reading of the diary you can find in Isobel's room in Last Light Inn. So of course I'm clipping it and adding it to my Isobel voice lines collection. This is as clean as I could get it considering it's being recited into a PS5 controller mic while the game goes on in the background, but honestly I feel the music and sound effects add a nice atmosphere.
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How do you come up with such interesting characters?
other recommendations:
I personally like to design as-if for TV animation!!! characters should be easy to draw repeatedly. this includes keeping their outfits, details, and color palettes simple. at the same time, what details are included should be memorable enough to develop an accurate first-impression, keep the viewers attention, and distinguish them at a glance against the rest of the cast.
incorporate asymmetry if possible! makes them look more dynamic, interesting, and natural.
(from a former adventure time animator, can't find source :C they used marcelline's outfits as reference!)
mindset: put more focus on the character's volume than their shape. for ex: with an hourglass-figure, focus more on the individual curves and tucks than the "shape" of an hourglass.
( ^ same source)
every piece in your lineart is one of 2 options: curvy or straight. Lean into this with intention.
(from Lauren Faust, mentioned during a Them's Fightin' Herds development stream)
have a crush on your characters!!
"... You think of your absolute favorite movie and it was probably full of characters that felt like they were someone's favourite thing to wake up and play with. Like someone went to work and said 'I'm gonna make everyone love this f***er as much as I do."
(Kelly Turnbull)
write around their personality flaws! providing the character's challenges up front presents a better lense for character growth, but it can also make them more endearing if their imperfection resonates with the audience. i would much rather watch a character actively clash with their struggle than eventually one day find out 'their weakness' (ahem shounen anime does this a lot).
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thank u so much for this ask!! i'm very flattered :"""D hope this helps!
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Line deliveries that play on repeat in my brain.
Season 1, episode 3 - A Gentleman Pirate
🐈⬛❤️🩹🍆💦🏴☠️ [ep 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Bonus :
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misjudged how long my special gloves would last and yesterday i ended up having to use the store's gloves for an hour
my hands and wrists and forearms still feel like they're sunburnt and covered in poison ivy and it hurts when they brush against even the softest objects. the only thing that's not painful to the touch is cool, running water.
I'm about to camp out at the kitchen sink and pour a cup of water over my arms repeatedly for hours
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