06-09-2023, 06:00 PM
@JosephCow lol, very good humor and yes. Thank you and I'm very glad you like and appreciate the overall direction and concepts. Psionic Overlord is a very good choice and there is a lot of potential with this prompt. Here is a good breakdown of process to get the ball rolling that I will be following myself:
1.Define the purpose and backstory: Start by understanding the character's purpose in your story or project. Consider their personality traits, background, and role. This will help shape their visual design.
2.Research and gather inspiration: Look for references and gather inspiration from various sources like books, movies, art, or real-life references. Explore different art styles and character designs to get ideas.
3.Sketch and iterate: Begin with rough sketches to explore different design possibilities (thumbnailing). Experiment with different shapes, proportions, and features. Iterate and refine your sketches to bring your ideas to life.
4.Focus on silhouette: Create a strong and recognizable silhouette for your character. This will help them stand out and be easily identifiable, even from a distance.
5.Consider color and mood: Select a color palette that complements your character's personality and story. Colors can convey emotions and enhance the overall mood of the character.
6.Pay attention to details: Add details and accessories that reflect the character's traits and background. Consider their clothing, hairstyle, accessories, and any unique features that make them visually interesting.
7.Experiment with variations: Create multiple iterations of your character concept, exploring different options for features, clothing, and accessories. This will help you find the design that resonates best with your vision.
8.Seek feedback: Share your character concept with others, such as friends, fellow artists, or online communities like this. Gather feedback and consider different perspectives to refine and improve your design.
Your a great artist and I'm definitely looking forward to what you come up with.
1.Define the purpose and backstory: Start by understanding the character's purpose in your story or project. Consider their personality traits, background, and role. This will help shape their visual design.
2.Research and gather inspiration: Look for references and gather inspiration from various sources like books, movies, art, or real-life references. Explore different art styles and character designs to get ideas.
3.Sketch and iterate: Begin with rough sketches to explore different design possibilities (thumbnailing). Experiment with different shapes, proportions, and features. Iterate and refine your sketches to bring your ideas to life.
4.Focus on silhouette: Create a strong and recognizable silhouette for your character. This will help them stand out and be easily identifiable, even from a distance.
5.Consider color and mood: Select a color palette that complements your character's personality and story. Colors can convey emotions and enhance the overall mood of the character.
6.Pay attention to details: Add details and accessories that reflect the character's traits and background. Consider their clothing, hairstyle, accessories, and any unique features that make them visually interesting.
7.Experiment with variations: Create multiple iterations of your character concept, exploring different options for features, clothing, and accessories. This will help you find the design that resonates best with your vision.
8.Seek feedback: Share your character concept with others, such as friends, fellow artists, or online communities like this. Gather feedback and consider different perspectives to refine and improve your design.
Your a great artist and I'm definitely looking forward to what you come up with.
LEGEND'S SKETCHBOOK_001
To all artists struggling to create and are intimidated by A.I. (anti-imagination)
"Everything has been done, but not by you"
To all artists struggling to create and are intimidated by A.I. (anti-imagination)
"Everything has been done, but not by you"