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Meet Faith! For the sake of argument, let's say she's my OC. She's a happy go lucky reader. Loves sci-fi and a good conspiracy. Especially ones with proof, always glad to do thorough research on just about anything. She's fairly active on the internet making a name for herself through her blogs and other means not commonly discussed. Faith lives with her older sibling, Fae, who is heavily involved with the Olympics and winter-based sports.

Not a lot is known about how the two support themselves beyond their research and winning streaks. But Faith will often comment that her style comes with added perks.

Artist Notes: Faith is actually one of the many characters I've created who originated from a comic I did for a high school newspaper. She was meant to be a boy at first, then evolved to a girl with an older brother, to a young adult living with her older sister. I used Faith as a method of practice for my art style and proportions of characters. But the sad thing is, even though I nailed it by now, Faith almost always has a slightly abnormal design. The most striking being her big feet. After some back and forth, though, I kept them anyway since they fit with the style I was going for.

Description

Meet Faith! For the sake of argument, let's say she's my OC. She's a happy go lucky reader. Loves sci-fi and a good conspiracy. Especially ones with proof, always glad to do thorough research on just about anything. She's fairly active on the internet making a name for herself through her blogs and other means not commonly discussed. Faith lives with her older sibling, Fae, who is heavily involved with the Olympics and winter-based sports.

Not a lot is known about how the two support themselves beyond their research and winning streaks. But Faith will often comment that her style comes with added perks.

Artist Notes: Faith is actually one of the many characters I've created who originated from a comic I did for a high school newspaper. She was meant to be a boy at first, then evolved to a girl with an older brother, to a young adult living with her older sister. I used Faith as a method of practice for my art style and proportions of characters. But the sad thing is, even though I nailed it by now, Faith almost always has a slightly abnormal design. The most striking being her big feet. After some back and forth, though, I kept them anyway since they fit with the style I was going for.