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Layne
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Character Exercise: The Unseen Advantage
Many times, the pictures that we use for a character base are not full-body shots. This gives you a massive opportunity, especially if you can not find a picture that fits the exact image in your mind that you want for your character. Using a picture reference that only shows the face, for example, can give you a chance to say that they have wings or a different body type. It also makes it easier to make up clothing and weapons that don't appear in the picture. What you don't see makes all the difference!
Your Job: Take a look at the pictures provided and write a character sheet describing them in detail. Be sure to include things that are not seen but you think would suit the character!
Many times, the pictures that we use for a character base are not full-body shots. This gives you a massive opportunity, especially if you can not find a picture that fits the exact image in your mind that you want for your character. Using a picture reference that only shows the face, for example, can give you a chance to say that they have wings or a different body type. It also makes it easier to make up clothing and weapons that don't appear in the picture. What you don't see makes all the difference!
Your Job: Take a look at the pictures provided and write a character sheet describing them in detail. Be sure to include things that are not seen but you think would suit the character!