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Woo, here we go....
Finished reference sheet commission for the lovely
rockgray!
Was a pleasure to work with them on designing this character, and I'd say I'm very happy with the result. :)
Let me know what you think!
COMMENTS & CRITICISM APPRECIATED. YOUR INPUT IS VALUABLE!
Full resolution image here:
https://trello-attachments.s3.amazo.....6/rockgray.png
Finished reference sheet commission for the lovely

Was a pleasure to work with them on designing this character, and I'd say I'm very happy with the result. :)
Let me know what you think!
COMMENTS & CRITICISM APPRECIATED. YOUR INPUT IS VALUABLE!
Full resolution image here:
https://trello-attachments.s3.amazo.....6/rockgray.png
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Gender Any
Size 1280 x 785px
File Size 575.6 kB
Aww gosh, you flatter me heheh /)w(\
But yeah I do actually have a few tips!
when I'm designing a character, I try to keep the colour scheme within 4-5 colours or less. Simplistic I've found is ALWAYS better when it comes to character design, because if you can pull off the right combination it's much more memorable than a super complex design. Besides that, I like to play around with a bunch of natural and yet slightly exaggerated markings. It's totally okay to use unnatural colours (like the purple I used here) if you can use it subtly. Don't be afraid to experiment with stuff that's out of the box, and don't ever make a design too complicated. HOPEFULLY this isn't super convoluted because I haven't been proof reading heheh
another thing I typically do for design aesthetic is using complimentary colour pallettes / direct contrasts within the designs
If you're familiar with the color theory, then it's much easier to explain if I give examples like how in my main fursona I have a red/green colour contrast with his eyes and flesh, and so on a blue character I'd make the accents blue with an orange eye.. stuff like that heh
I do hope this helps!!
But yeah I do actually have a few tips!
when I'm designing a character, I try to keep the colour scheme within 4-5 colours or less. Simplistic I've found is ALWAYS better when it comes to character design, because if you can pull off the right combination it's much more memorable than a super complex design. Besides that, I like to play around with a bunch of natural and yet slightly exaggerated markings. It's totally okay to use unnatural colours (like the purple I used here) if you can use it subtly. Don't be afraid to experiment with stuff that's out of the box, and don't ever make a design too complicated. HOPEFULLY this isn't super convoluted because I haven't been proof reading heheh
another thing I typically do for design aesthetic is using complimentary colour pallettes / direct contrasts within the designs
If you're familiar with the color theory, then it's much easier to explain if I give examples like how in my main fursona I have a red/green colour contrast with his eyes and flesh, and so on a blue character I'd make the accents blue with an orange eye.. stuff like that heh
I do hope this helps!!
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