CAAA 12 IS NO MORE :O

[Spirest]

I made a new charrie c:
Hes no-named, so anyone got a name suggestion for him?

@Wes
That boy is just too cute c:

@Reznov
I'd be interested c:

[lululizzy23]

puppyphones; love your avatar by the way c; he's adorable i'm not sure what you had in mind but to me he looks like an adam, or marshmallow. cheesy i know i'm sorry.

[Wesley]

Woohoo priorities

Yay I just ordered art of him, Lizzers c: And no worries, he'll go right back to you if I lose interest ;)

Thanks, Puppyphones. Your new boy is pretty cute too c:

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[b]What characteristics dominate your characters? What sort of characters do you bond most with? Are there certain types of characters that you find difficult to get into?[/b]

(by this, I mean, what gender do you have the most of? Is there a certain sexuality most of your characters have? What species do you have a lot of? Is there a species that you simply can't write/draw for? etc. Interpret however you wish. xD)

What characteristics dominate your characters? What sort of characters do you bond most with? Are there certain types of characters that you find difficult to get into?
I have more males than I do females. I'm not sure why it's easier to write through the eyes of the opposite gender, but it is. Perhaps it's because I attach negative qualities to females because I know my own flaws and the flaws of girls I don't necessarily get along with. I generally get along better with guys, so it's easier to find the attractive qualities about them. Plus, it's interesting to put myself in the shoes of the opposite gender imho.

I have more heterosexual characters than anything else, but as I examine my heterosexual characters, I find that I could actually label them more-so as bicurious, bisexual, and a few with pansexual. I might go back and fix some of that, because while they may have a preference for the opposite gender, I could see most of them going for someone of the same gender, too. More recently I've gotten more wrapped up in gay rights and whatnot, I guess. That's probably why. Plus, I think gay guys are fabulous. xD

I mainly have canine characters, and people find that to be the stereotypical impartial character owner, but I also have a lot of unique/non-existent species characters, and I think they're usually just as easy to write about as a canine is. In fact, ideas for them come more easily to me. It's difficult to find unique traits to assign to my canine characters anymore.

I find it really hard to roleplay with horses. I also find it difficult to write stories for them. And all of their personalities seem one-toned. I usually really like natural horse designs, and they're hard to resist, but I never find any actual ideas for them, so I only have 2 equine characters now. xD I also find it hard to write for felines, but I have 10 of them. It's not too hard to write for big cats, as I assign a lot of canine-like characteristics to them.

Female characters in general can be hard to connect with, but if I get a really good idea for one, they can be fun, because I can assign some of my own traits to them often times. c:

[Arsenic]

Pix beat me to accepting you, but welcome back. xD

lol, thanks <3
its been forever since I've talked to any of y'all. most people have probably forgotten about me, omg.


I'm def working on some designs right now

[Lacrirosa]

Speaking of pokemon and pokemon characters;
I have an Eevee evo I'm working on:



Also; //offtopic
If anyone has x/y
I'll give art for pokemon

[Charchar2]

Woohoo priorities

Yay I just ordered art of him, Lizzers c: And no worries, he'll go right back to you if I lose interest

Thanks, Puppyphones. Your new boy is pretty cute too c:

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[b]What characteristics dominate your characters? What sort of characters do you bond most with? Are there certain types of characters that you find difficult to get into?[/b]

(by this, I mean, what gender do you have the most of? Is there a certain sexuality most of your characters have? What species do you have a lot of? Is there a species that you simply can't write/draw for? etc. Interpret however you wish. xD)

What characteristics dominate your characters? What sort of characters do you bond most with? Are there certain types of characters that you find difficult to get into?
I have more males than I do females. I'm not sure why it's easier to write through the eyes of the opposite gender, but it is. Perhaps it's because I attach negative qualities to females because I know my own flaws and the flaws of girls I don't necessarily get along with. I generally get along better with guys, so it's easier to find the attractive qualities about them. Plus, it's interesting to put myself in the shoes of the opposite gender imho.

I have more heterosexual characters than anything else, but as I examine my heterosexual characters, I find that I could actually label them more-so as bicurious, bisexual, and a few with pansexual. I might go back and fix some of that, because while they may have a preference for the opposite gender, I could see most of them going for someone of the same gender, too. More recently I've gotten more wrapped up in gay rights and whatnot, I guess. That's probably why. Plus, I think gay guys are fabulous. xD

I mainly have canine characters, and people find that to be the stereotypical impartial character owner, but I also have a lot of unique/non-existent species characters, and I think they're usually just as easy to write about as a canine is. In fact, ideas for them come more easily to me. It's difficult to find unique traits to assign to my canine characters anymore.

I find it really hard to roleplay with horses. I also find it difficult to write stories for them. And all of their personalities seem one-toned. I usually really like natural horse designs, and they're hard to resist, but I never find any actual ideas for them, so I only have 2 equine characters now. xD I also find it hard to write for felines, but I have 10 of them. It's not too hard to write for big cats, as I assign a lot of canine-like characteristics to them.

Female characters in general can be hard to connect with, but if I get a really good idea for one, they can be fun, because I can assign some of my own traits to them often times. c:

I'm like the opposite of you Wes cx I can't ever come up with any good personalities for guys, they always turn out the same or really flat, and I have a hard time connecting. Mirror & Shinkiro would be very outnumbered by my girls if I won them XD
I've got the same thing with canines tho, I have *way* too many uvu

So I'm trying to come up with ideas for my halloween lineart ;; any interest in this one?

[lululizzy23]

What characteristics dominate your characters? What sort of characters do you bond most with? Are there certain types of characters that you find difficult to get into?
i have an abundance of straight female characters. i realize now that i have been making them all energetic and kind. which is kind of weird since i honestly don't know why...well i don't draw most of my characters since i don't have the skills or time but i noticed that the character i have the most art of right now is my now retired fursona summer. i do need to start getting more art though because i have been neglecting all of my characters. and i mostly pay attention to my canine characters which is a bit upsetting to me. it's just easier to get art of wolves or dogs than horses or red pandas.

charchar2; those lines are precious omg ;u;

[Wesley]

I think most people here have more males than females, at least in my personal experience. xD
I've noticed most of your characters are pretty feminine. Your style of characters is evident. They all fit together; I love it.

I love that lineart, too! I'm very interested, and I'd definitely purchase a color-in if I can afford it. c:

Lizzers, I feel like everything is easier with canines. xD You have lots of horsies too, don't you? x3

[.sea]

@ CharChar2 - that is so adorable ouo

[lululizzy23]

i do have lots of horsies and looking now makes me think about drawing a picture of my little herd cx

and actually, now that i've finally gotten to editing my canine boys, i realize that they all seem to have more progressed personalities than my females. which reminds me i should update my site before i lose all my work cx