heres some original characters I made, thought this forum needed a thread for people to post their characters
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- post and discuss OCs you made as well as compliment others OC
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post and discuss OCs you made as well as compliment others OC
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OC thread
post and discuss OCs you made as well as compliment others OC
i know this thread is months-old but i like the idea of an oc thread so i am going to post some of mine that i have on hand >:) some of my ocs are long overdue for new designs, but i still like them anyway. i have a bunch more but i don't have pictures of most of them on my laptop right now
- rus is a sea monster of some sort?? idk i havent worked on her in ages. her design goes hard i need to draw her more and figure out where she fits in my current lore
- medusa is objectively my coolest character but i also dont have much about her right now >:I
- ghost just exists? i havent done anything with them yet. they're based on something i threw together on roblox a while ago
- the last pic isnt really an oc right now but just a collection of designs i made that are supposed to be the gardevoir/gallade line but cooler-looking. the kirlia one is my fave and im sad i couldnt get the final evo to look the way i originally had in mind. i've been calling the character goemon but im not sure if that'll be their name or not
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BALLER ASS ART HOLY SHIT, would you mind if I doodled some of your ocs? theyre like the ocs ever
also im glad you like Tracy! shes one of my fav too
slay what you wanna slay :flushed: im glad you like them
its been like a year and some change, here's some more recently created OCs
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my fursona and oc Wolfmanfur
Musicman
Earth, 1999 AD.
People on Earth are freaking out about y2k and the fear of all electronic equipment shutting down or breaking. People were leaving voice recordings and written messages to the future of mankind out of fear that modern civilization was coming to an end. Coincidentally, right after the year struck 2000 AD, a massive solar flare wiped out all electronics. People of course thought the y2k glitch was at fault, since it was on everyone's mind at the time. In a society so intertwined with technology and the internet, people were now lost without it. Riots broke loose as people became outraged and scared. Earth had become a lawless, dystopian post-apocalyptic landscape, parallel to the purge.
The Solar System, 2081 AD.
Musicman was originally part of a band of alien pirates who scalp valuable resources from planets and sell them at a marked up price to planets that need it, essentially praying on the desperate and needy.
(To left: an image of what the alien pirates look like. They have off-white teeth and have a slightly darker complexion)
Originally, Musicman worked for these aliens and created augments and artillery for their endeavors. One day, he was tasked with creating an injectable computer chip that could augment one's abilities (such as speed, strength, etc.) He complied, and once he was finished developing it after months of research, he had moved onto testing.
Upon injecting the chip into his brain, he went through a painful process where he lost his eyes, his mouth, and morphed his head to a circular shape. The chip was at fault for all of this, having never been tested before on living subjects. The computer chip, as well as stripping him of all his senses, also made it so he could only hear sound coming from it. It outputs modular tracker music based off the user's brain inputs (essentially, the chip generates music based off emotions). All of the other aliens saw what used to be their ace scientist had become a mute and useless puppet. He could not talk, hear, or respond in any capacity and promptly booted him off the ship, sending him hurdling towards Earth.
In the universe Musicman exists in, earth was nothing but a barren wasteland decimated by the solar flare that struck Earth decades ago. There was no more humanity, just densely packed buildings slowly being engulfed by overgrown foliage. There was no more remanence of humans, only old cars, buildings, notes, and most importantly, music. Musicman eventually came across sample CDs and old synths/keyboards that survived over the years and decided to make use of them, finally being able to express himself freely by talking though samples and talkboxes, as well as being able to unleash all his musical ideas through the various instruments he had collected over time.
Other info:
His sunglasses were designed by himself before he transformed. They were a prototype commissioned by the aliens to augment a user's eyesight, providing better perception and allowing them to be taken off and moved freely while still seeing through them. The glasses have no arms and sort of gravitate/float about his head. The glare does not move side to side no matter how much light reflects off it. He is also only about 3'9, 4 inches shorter than his alien relatives due to the differences in head height.
History:
This character was made for a song I completed in 2019 and wanted to release onto Soundcloud, but I needed to make a quick image for the thumbnail. After not putting much thought behind it, I quickly whipped up this image in piskel to slap onto the cover. (as seen on right)
I guess it was supposed to be kinda like a stick figure version of Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles or something, I honestly don't know what I was thinking. But I just sorta forgot about him as a character of my own until way later (like 1 or 2 years). After that I repurposed him in an a cover image for an album I was making, giving him a smaller, more simple and cuter look. (as seen below)
After putting him on the album cover, I sort of claimed him as my own, choosing him to represent the music I make instead of myself. Its just a fun little sona of sorts to me now.
Earth, 1999 AD.
People on Earth are freaking out about y2k and the fear of all electronic equipment shutting down or breaking. People were leaving voice recordings and written messages to the future of mankind out of fear that modern civilization was coming to an end. Coincidentally, right after the year struck 2000 AD, a massive solar flare wiped out all electronics. People of course thought the y2k glitch was at fault, since it was on everyone's mind at the time. In a society so intertwined with technology and the internet, people were now lost without it. Riots broke loose as people became outraged and scared. Earth had become a lawless, dystopian post-apocalyptic landscape, parallel to the purge.
Musicman was originally part of a band of alien pirates who scalp valuable resources from planets and sell them at a marked up price to planets that need it, essentially praying on the desperate and needy.
(To left: an image of what the alien pirates look like. They have off-white teeth and have a slightly darker complexion)
Originally, Musicman worked for these aliens and created augments and artillery for their endeavors. One day, he was tasked with creating an injectable computer chip that could augment one's abilities (such as speed, strength, etc.) He complied, and once he was finished developing it after months of research, he had moved onto testing.
Upon injecting the chip into his brain, he went through a painful process where he lost his eyes, his mouth, and morphed his head to a circular shape. The chip was at fault for all of this, having never been tested before on living subjects. The computer chip, as well as stripping him of all his senses, also made it so he could only hear sound coming from it. It outputs modular tracker music based off the user's brain inputs (essentially, the chip generates music based off emotions). All of the other aliens saw what used to be their ace scientist had become a mute and useless puppet. He could not talk, hear, or respond in any capacity and promptly booted him off the ship, sending him hurdling towards Earth.
In the universe Musicman exists in, earth was nothing but a barren wasteland decimated by the solar flare that struck Earth decades ago. There was no more humanity, just densely packed buildings slowly being engulfed by overgrown foliage. There was no more remanence of humans, only old cars, buildings, notes, and most importantly, music. Musicman eventually came across sample CDs and old synths/keyboards that survived over the years and decided to make use of them, finally being able to express himself freely by talking though samples and talkboxes, as well as being able to unleash all his musical ideas through the various instruments he had collected over time.
Other info:
His sunglasses were designed by himself before he transformed. They were a prototype commissioned by the aliens to augment a user's eyesight, providing better perception and allowing them to be taken off and moved freely while still seeing through them. The glasses have no arms and sort of gravitate/float about his head. The glare does not move side to side no matter how much light reflects off it. He is also only about 3'9, 4 inches shorter than his alien relatives due to the differences in head height.
History:
This character was made for a song I completed in 2019 and wanted to release onto Soundcloud, but I needed to make a quick image for the thumbnail. After not putting much thought behind it, I quickly whipped up this image in piskel to slap onto the cover. (as seen on right)
I guess it was supposed to be kinda like a stick figure version of Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles or something, I honestly don't know what I was thinking. But I just sorta forgot about him as a character of my own until way later (like 1 or 2 years). After that I repurposed him in an a cover image for an album I was making, giving him a smaller, more simple and cuter look. (as seen below)
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