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Hindru Denver Ref Sheet 2014
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Thought it was about time to make a new one.
[edit] Sometimes i can get images on here to be really big and clear. Other times... not so much. with some compression. I need to figure this thing out.
[edit2] Ok. took me about 5-10 shots to get the size right.
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Hindru Denver
D.O.B: November 27
Weight: 195 Lb
Hight: 6"0'
Personality Type: A
Blood Type: O
Foot Grade: Digi/Planta
Species: Grey Wolf
His over prudency maybe his greatest weakness. Taking risks in decision making often come hard for him but he is not afraid to express how he feels as he wears his heart on his shoulder. Large family feud has made him retreat on his own. He works as a mechanical engineer in a chopper shop and a part time artist at home. He wishes to bring his skills together and travel the world to fix world problems. He understands that the world is harsh and unforgiving, but it can also be something fruitful and beautiful. Sometimes overestimates his own abilities and as a result, he too often blames his own short coming to harshly.
Often a person of character but shows little sadness, instead a stoic disposition. People often see him as heartless for this. His fear of intimacy Is often used to support this claim.
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2012 REF
2011 REF
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Character© HindruDenver
Art© HindruDenver
Thought it was about time to make a new one.
[edit] Sometimes i can get images on here to be really big and clear. Other times... not so much. with some compression. I need to figure this thing out.
[edit2] Ok. took me about 5-10 shots to get the size right.
_________________________________________
Hindru Denver
D.O.B: November 27
Weight: 195 Lb
Hight: 6"0'
Personality Type: A
Blood Type: O
Foot Grade: Digi/Planta
Species: Grey Wolf
His over prudency maybe his greatest weakness. Taking risks in decision making often come hard for him but he is not afraid to express how he feels as he wears his heart on his shoulder. Large family feud has made him retreat on his own. He works as a mechanical engineer in a chopper shop and a part time artist at home. He wishes to bring his skills together and travel the world to fix world problems. He understands that the world is harsh and unforgiving, but it can also be something fruitful and beautiful. Sometimes overestimates his own abilities and as a result, he too often blames his own short coming to harshly.
Often a person of character but shows little sadness, instead a stoic disposition. People often see him as heartless for this. His fear of intimacy Is often used to support this claim.
______________
WIP
2012 REF
2011 REF
Bigger Resolution LARGER
Character© HindruDenver
Art© HindruDenver
Category Artwork (Digital) / Miscellaneous
Species Wolf
Size 1788 x 880px
File Size 626.8 kB
Listed in Folders
Question, before I give the review, Denver. Is that a reference to Denver Co? I ask because I use to live there and that's kinda cool XD
Anyway, this is a very nice character. You know how to creat and design and you don't overbusy your character while still keeping him interesting. The design is solic and there's nothing wrong with having him stand as a character that is "For Use As" I.E. he has no real story of his own but can be modified to fit into other settings. Getting personality traits and the character's psychology down is the important part, that way, whether in period fiction, sci-fi, horror, romance, or what ever genre you find him in, he will have a consistant character that you know.
I said I'd not blab too heavilly on this though so yeah LOL The design is great and you are definately Not one of the furs I was ranting about in my character journal. You have very good design sense XD
Anyway, this is a very nice character. You know how to creat and design and you don't overbusy your character while still keeping him interesting. The design is solic and there's nothing wrong with having him stand as a character that is "For Use As" I.E. he has no real story of his own but can be modified to fit into other settings. Getting personality traits and the character's psychology down is the important part, that way, whether in period fiction, sci-fi, horror, romance, or what ever genre you find him in, he will have a consistant character that you know.
I said I'd not blab too heavilly on this though so yeah LOL The design is great and you are definately Not one of the furs I was ranting about in my character journal. You have very good design sense XD
Denver was not really meant to be connected to anything actually. "Back in the day" I played SL for a while and then got borde. You could make your on first name but the last was generated. Hindru derived from the band Hinder. Been using Hindru Denver ever since.
I think to build up his character, it would not hurt to get some illustrations going for him. Build a niche for him and show what kind of world he exists in.
A little slice of knowledge im passing off to you.
A good friend of mine told me that allot of good character designs are based on silhouettes, the detail support it. It makes them recognizable by look. Kinda like when koolaid man bust through a wall and a blinding light is shining behind him but you still can tell that its him based on his silhouette. Or that "whose that Pokemon?" minigame on TV.
I think to build up his character, it would not hurt to get some illustrations going for him. Build a niche for him and show what kind of world he exists in.
A little slice of knowledge im passing off to you.
A good friend of mine told me that allot of good character designs are based on silhouettes, the detail support it. It makes them recognizable by look. Kinda like when koolaid man bust through a wall and a blinding light is shining behind him but you still can tell that its him based on his silhouette. Or that "whose that Pokemon?" minigame on TV.
Actually you're right on. The thing is, don't base the design on the silhouette, that's going about it backwards. The way I was taught is that a truly original character should cast a unique and recognizable silohett. Now, this becomes loes true the more realist your character becomes. For instance, Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, Totally unreal, but they are completely recognizable in silhouette. But is Luke Skywalker? Only if he is in an iconic pose. If he's just standing there and not being iconically "Luke" then in silhouette, he'd just look like a man, right? So with what you are doing, you're somewhere in between. You are still doing a semi-farout design, but he's also semi-realist. As far as achieving a unique silhouette though? I think you have very nicely! He definitely has that XD
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