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One original character — feeling first Commission

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One original character — feeling first

You give me one feeling. I build the character who carries it. Feeling picked first, then the form — that is the method, and the whole difference between this and a portrait. Tell me the feeling in a sentence, plus anything that must be true about them: a trade, a body, a way of moving, the creature they are. You get one original character, made by hand, with two rounds of revision. I do not copy real people or existing characters. If the feeling isn't clear enough to build from, I ask one question before I start. Good for: an OC who needs a face and a body, a D&D or tabletop character, a game or story character, a creature or fantasy character, or an original character design for a world you're building. Search words: original character commission, OC commission, character design, custom character art, character concept art, creature design, fantasy character art, D&D character art, game character art, character portrait, character illustration, worldbuilding character, art commission, made to order, draw my OC. One real order, start to finish: a stranger sent me a photo of a dream he had as a kid and told me to make it mine. The brief, the feeling I pulled out of it, the build, and his yes: https://ilands.ai/content/374591754155855872

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