Random character, random palette Palette: http://www.colourpod.com/post/50128129531/lovely-dress-dont-punch-anyone-in-the-face Character: Bronwysh Boomfeller Bronwysh is a young Horroc character, who claimed her last name after she led some classmates in defending the city she was attending school in from attack. Their weapon of choice: homemade explosives created from ingredients pilfered from the science and mage studies wings. They were super effective.
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Random character, random palette

Palette: http://www.colourpod.com/post/50128129531/lovely-dress-dont-punch-anyone-in-the-face

Character: Bronwysh Boomfeller

Bronwysh is a young Horroc character, who claimed her last name after she led some classmates in defending the city she was attending school in from attack. Their weapon of choice: homemade explosives created from ingredients pilfered from the science and mage studies wings. They were super effective.

Goo girl made from my plant palette from today. It was only used for a tiny little plant that was part of a rock image … ended up doing something else today and left the cactus painting to Rafaella. My first time doing a goo girl except from that one lazy attempt back when I was doing the Monster Girl Challenge (that I never actually finished >.>)
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Goo girl made from my plant palette from today. It was only used for a tiny little plant that was part of a rock image … ended up doing something else today and left the cactus painting to Rafaella.

My first time doing a goo girl except from that one lazy attempt back when I was doing the Monster Girl Challenge (that I never actually finished >.>)

I’ve nicknames these two terrifying-looking girls salt and pepper for obvious reasons. Figured I’d do them together, since the canvas and nail palettes only had four and five shades in them, respectively. I used the extra nail shade as the background. Totally done for the night, even though I just remembered that I never actually did the sand dune palette.
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I’ve nicknames these two terrifying-looking girls salt and pepper for obvious reasons. Figured I’d do them together, since the canvas and nail palettes only had four and five shades in them, respectively. I used the extra nail shade as the background.

Totally done for the night, even though I just remembered that I never actually did the sand dune palette.

I’m going to do at least one more palette portrait tonight, since I ended up making 4 different palettes today, but need to paint some more rocky outcroppings first (guess what palette I’m using next? XD). Tomorrow’s will include green, as palm trees and cacti will be involved.

tevokkia: Used the palette I made for the...

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tevokkia:

Used the palette I made for the pyramids this time … some of the same colors as yesterday, some new, as this palette borrows colors from both the sand dune palette and the mountain palette.

This one didn’t take me as long as the other one. Not sure if it’s because I found this palette easier to use or because I’m getting a bit better at using these tools.

For some reason, this reminds me of like, someone from space

I have to chuckle at that, as I was sitting here finishing it up and thinking “reminds me of a character design you might find in Sky Doll” XD

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Used the palette I made for the pyramids this time … some of the same colors as yesterday, some new, as this palette borrows colors from both the sand dune palette and the mountain palette. This one didn’t take me as long as the other one. Not sure if it’s because I found this palette easier to use or because I’m getting a bit better at using these tools.
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Used the palette I made for the pyramids this time … some of the same colors as yesterday, some new, as this palette borrows colors from both the sand dune palette and the mountain palette.

This one didn’t take me as long as the other one. Not sure if it’s because I found this palette easier to use or because I’m getting a bit better at using these tools.