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Here's ya boy, Fortis!

For starters, I'd like to let everyone interested in learning more about the world period that I am actually typing up a bunch of different facts, stories and things that go with the world! So keep your eyes open for more tidbits about the world and story from which Fortis is from!

Fortis here is as we know a Wulvren Stable worker. He raises, tends to, and trains Wulvrens for riding, hauling and whatever else they're needed for. Thus Fortis is not rich, but most certainly is not poor. His outfits are simple and very accommodating to the event or situation.

Fortis's usual outfit is comprised of a red, hooded shirt (that should it rain, he can raise his hood up), a simple white under tank top (shirt), and a pair of jean-like pants that he always wears for more than just this outfit (but he keeps them exceptionally clean).

Fortis's winter outfit is all the above (upper paragraph) with an added Furred pullover jacket that is a lighter white-blue. The fur is a mixture of Gaogo wool and shed Wulvren fur.

The third outfit is a more fancier top than his usual red shirt. It's more closer to his body. It was actually made just for him, making this a splurge for his wallet... He had it made so that he could wear something nice whenever there was a certain ceremony or event being held in Fen'Zwelli. (The stables are about 35-50 miles [56.327-80.4672km]on the outskirts from Fen'Zwelli.)

I've added color charts for the basic colors used in his pallete:
1. Skin
2. Shirt
3. Pants
4. Eye colors
5. Boots (also his bracers and belt)

The way I did it, you go with the bottom color first and work up (there's also extra meaning or technical things I do with certain colors, but those are on a scrap sheet I made just for Fortis.) The main top box(es) are what it looks like as a close togetherness.
All the letters and numbers are the color and pen I used for each shade. The markers I use(d) are alcohol based markers from Artist's Loft (an off-brand of Copics sold by Michael's). There are a variety of techniques for them, I generally am still learning with them, but I have found I like starting with a lighter base color and then adding a darker shade of a similar color, maybe add another shade color, and then I'll blend with a color either lighter than the base or the base color (if there's only one layer of the base color).

If at some point anyone would like to see me make a tutorial on how I color with alcohol markers, just send notes to me letting me know!

Description
Here's ya boy, Fortis!

For starters, I'd like to let everyone interested in learning more about the world period that I am actually typing up a bunch of different facts, stories and things that go with the world! So keep your eyes open for more tidbits about the world and story from which Fortis is from!

Fortis here is as we know a Wulvren Stable worker. He raises, tends to, and trains Wulvrens for riding, hauling and whatever else they're needed for. Thus Fortis is not rich, but most certainly is not poor. His outfits are simple and very accommodating to the event or situation.

Fortis's usual outfit is comprised of a red, hooded shirt (that should it rain, he can raise his hood up), a simple white under tank top (shirt), and a pair of jean-like pants that he always wears for more than just this outfit (but he keeps them exceptionally clean).

Fortis's winter outfit is all the above (upper paragraph) with an added Furred pullover jacket that is a lighter white-blue. The fur is a mixture of Gaogo wool and shed Wulvren fur.

The third outfit is a more fancier top than his usual red shirt. It's more closer to his body. It was actually made just for him, making this a splurge for his wallet... He had it made so that he could wear something nice whenever there was a certain ceremony or event being held in Fen'Zwelli. (The stables are about 35-50 miles [56.327-80.4672km]on the outskirts from Fen'Zwelli.)

I've added color charts for the basic colors used in his pallete:
1. Skin
2. Shirt
3. Pants
4. Eye colors
5. Boots (also his bracers and belt)

The way I did it, you go with the bottom color first and work up (there's also extra meaning or technical things I do with certain colors, but those are on a scrap sheet I made just for Fortis.) The main top box(es) are what it looks like as a close togetherness.
All the letters and numbers are the color and pen I used for each shade. The markers I use(d) are alcohol based markers from Artist's Loft (an off-brand of Copics sold by Michael's). There are a variety of techniques for them, I generally am still learning with them, but I have found I like starting with a lighter base color and then adding a darker shade of a similar color, maybe add another shade color, and then I'll blend with a color either lighter than the base or the base color (if there's only one layer of the base color).

If at some point anyone would like to see me make a tutorial on how I color with alcohol markers, just send notes to me letting me know!