Character sketches

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This is the thread in which you can request for character sketches. I will post two character sketch in a day or two so you can see how I draw. (I draw in a half anime, half realistic style.)

I take two character sketches at once. So if any is interested, fill out the form below and PM me.

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Name:
Age:
Gender:
Clothing (be descriptive):
Appearance: (height, hair, eyes, built,)
Personality: (brief note)
Do you want a full body picture or a head picture? But I draw back versions as well.




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Hey Laure! I didn't know you could draw! Could you draw Edmund for me? Pretty please? I'd really appreciate it.

Name:Dr. Edmund Sullivan
Age: Early thirties
Gender: Male
Clothing (be descriptive): Just a lab coat, grey trousers and a stethoscope around the neck.
Appearance: (height, hair, eyes, built,): He's tall with a lean build. He has a strong jaw, pale blue eyes, pale skin and black, swept back , wavy hair. He's wearing a lab coat with a stethoscope around his neck. I don't mind any position, probably just standing but his expression, he has a smile that's almost a smirk, like he knows something that you don't.
Personality: (brief note): He works in the morgue doing the post mortem. At first when you meet him you think he's a normal, handsome and sweet doctor but as you get to know him you realise that he's kind of weird and slightly disturbed. Here's the story if you're interested, it's really short: The Curious Romances of Edmund Sullivan

Do you want a full body picture or a head picture? But I draw back versions as well.: Full would be nice :)
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@Zontafer, does Lea look ok to you? If so, I will go onto colouring her.
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Wow! It's definitely starting to look like something! :D
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