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Haha, I hope you're joking. But my knowledge of color theory up to this point has been a combination of educated guessing, experimenting, and observing both pictoral and real life environments. I've also always likened color theory to math, but with hues and values and saturation instead of numbers and fundamental equations (which isn't saying much because whoo dang if you've seen me do math...)!
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Ah geeeez, like you wouldn't believe. The protagonists were basically polar opposites of what they are today (and IMO unlikeable), the overarching plot and mythos were completely different, Enna was nowhere near as badass, the antagonists were horribly contrite and underdeveloped, and worst of all there was no sassy lizard.
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On that site that doesn't exist yet (sorry!)
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Okay Chira, but only after you teach me how to grow up to be like you.
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Samurai Champloo is one of my absolutely adored series of all time, yet I've never really done any fanart of it! This must be rectified.
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Her initial design from years ago originated from what my idea of a cool female hairstyle was, and despite a few minor tweaks here and there it's been her most consistent feature. I struggled a LOT more with her outfit, but her current (and my most favored) attire is just an outlet for my love of characters with big baggy coats and badass designs with a hint of charm haha.
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That's cool! Without spoiling too much of the plot (because I want you guys to enjoy the story as it progresses): The world's strongest hobo, a lab rat, and an urban legend team up in order to help each other achieve their personal goals. In their quest they are pursued by the most deadly and competent of bounty hunters.
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Oh, thank you very much! Hmmm, I don’t really have a set procedure to how I go about choosing my colors other than my gut feeling (“these colors make me feel pretty good!”). Though it would help to decide on an overall color for your picture-It’d help loads if you have an idea what sort of mood you’d want to convey in your picture (blue for morosity? Red for danger? Puke green for nauseayeah you get the idea.)
I tend to go for monogamous colors with a few accents here and there, for overloading your picture with too many colors is detrimental to it. Also, I tend to designate my shadows and lights to cold or warm colors (vice versa works too)- Start out simple first with a two-tone color scheme, then you can gradually introduce more and more variations of colors into your palette. Pay attention to having a fine balance between your dull and saturated colors too!
PS Idk if anyone’s noticed, but I have a tendency to use complementary color schemes in my environment pieces. If you want an image to pop, I’ve been taught that contrasting colors are the way to go! -
Haha yeah she does, albeit faint ones. It also doesn't help that I forget to draw them at times.
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J 05, I believe! I'll draw up a pretty little map when I get the chance.
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I'm not the religious type, so I don't attend church. I primarily went at my more religious mother's behest.
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Oh man, of course! It pleases me so when my stuff serves as an influence. Go for it, man!
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I actually had to sit down and think this one out. I got a little carried away in the process, so sorry .___.
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Release my horde of more superior secret alien dinosaurs in retaliation. OBviously.
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I WISH that were a problem. If anything, I think I need MORE ideas.
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Arugaisou’s Bio
I like my pants.
