Time for another monthly challenge! I’ve had a lot of requests for videos on character design, so I thought spending a whole month on characters would be a great way to do that! An April of Archetypes, where we will talk about the 12 most common archetypes, what they are and how they enhance your story and helpful tips for drawing them. Also we will make a couple of them battle, but more on that later this month! First archetype for everyone to share their version of will be posted later today!

Feeling motivated!

Hi everyone, I'd like to share some of my sketches. The first is inspired on one of my best friend , other copy on comics and pastel dog portrait. Venom with copic is my favourite.

After I updated the About page and the official pics for the skool I was really really not liking the little icon with the full name. It's too hard to read and boring so I thought... maybe we need a mascot! I didn't want to just create a brand icon... too boring ❌ Plus I want you all to be involved because without you guys this skool doesn't exist. Are mascots silly? Yes. Are they cheesy? Of course. And yet, I think our Skool needs a mascot... and I was thinking a squid to play on the idea of inking! What do you guys think? Do you have a favorite??

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