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bulletproofturtleman In reply to JJtheSNKKid [2015-07-05 00:13:05 +0000 UTC]

Usually ones I can find in their gallery and if I find them to be interesting enough to draw. Recolors and pretty much copycats of existing characters like Naruto or Kingdom hearts but with slightly different hair isn't really a new design to me. Even fan characters can have unique design builds to them, but pretty much generic ones that look almost the same aren't really different to me, like a dark green sonic the hedgehog

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JJtheSNKKid In reply to bulletproofturtleman [2015-07-05 01:43:42 +0000 UTC]

I see. Wish I had an OC; hell I wish I had drawing skills to draw an OC to see you draw it. Wow that sounded kind of redundant.  

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bulletproofturtleman In reply to JJtheSNKKid [2015-07-05 01:52:10 +0000 UTC]

As I tell most people, all things start with ideas. Everyone has ideas, but if you're serious and you want to make something of it, you gotta start writing them down. That's the first step. You gotta put the time into it and start developing, crappy sketches by the plentiful because you're not afraid to get your hands dirty, and that's how you get rolling. Anyone that really wants to pitch games, story ideas and such should always have a good foundation to pitch their idea, and that typically means having enough of something to show people. In the case of art, you can always find artists who can draw better than you. What matters is that you have something you put pride into, and that's why I think I enjoy seeing OCs, because regardless of how poorly they could be drawn, there was something about that character the person loved. And that OC sometimes grows with their style, which is always amazing to see.

Well, now I'm getting off track haha

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JJtheSNKKid In reply to bulletproofturtleman [2015-07-05 03:38:00 +0000 UTC]

We all tend to do that, myself included. I don't mind it because I appreciate your thought.

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