-Pick a neutral color background, bright colors can wash out the color of your character making it hard for people to tell what the true appearance is. Example: Grey or white would be good, neon blue, not good.
-Pick a pose or series of poses that shows your character from different angles, especially if this is important to their design. Example: It will be easier to tell the shape of your deer's antlers if you show a view of their head from the front, as well as from the side.
-You can include larger images of parts of the body to better illustrate differences or important traits. Example: You can draw a close-up of your characters eye to show any important details more clearly.
-Feel free to include some personality traits or history for your character on the sheet as well, but be sure to keep a balance between text and visuals. Example: Loads of small hard to read text will likely be ignored.
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You might be safe with a soft pastel but I'm not sure if you want your background to be the only source of color (since color will always draw the eye). Experiment with some greys and pastels to see what works!
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-Pick a neutral color background, bright colors can wash out the color of your character making it hard for people to tell what the true appearance is. Example: Grey or white would be good, neon blue, not good.
-Pick a pose or series of poses that shows your character from different angles, especially if this is important to their design. Example: It will be easier to tell the shape of your deer's antlers if you show a view of their head from the front, as well as from the side.
-You can include larger images of parts of the body to better illustrate differences or important traits. Example: You can draw a close-up of your characters eye to show any important details more clearly.
-Feel free to include some personality traits or history for your character on the sheet as well, but be sure to keep a balance between text and visuals. Example: Loads of small hard to read text will likely be ignored.
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One small question on background color, though, My deer is black and white. Would soft tones be good for her background? Like Pastels?
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You might be safe with a soft pastel but I'm not sure if you want your background to be the only source of color (since color will always draw the eye). Experiment with some greys and pastels to see what works!
Yeah, the only actual color
Pink and yellow certainly