This is another of my recent acquisitions when it comes to characters – I’ve always admired an artist called NekoPhoenix so when I saw this character – Cinna – up for sale I snaffled her up. She is, a bit like the previous character, a bit more complicated compared to what I am used too but I’ll get used to her the more I draw her.
Again, drawn in Gorean style silks, cause I still love those and just want to draw all the things in them!
As an aside piece of news, my premium subscription to WordPress expired today and while I thought I might have to spend hours and hours faffing about with a theme again to get the blog looking right and pretty again, the template I was using is a free one so premium subscription isn’t required. Much to my relief as I’ve not long had the blog looking like it does and I am thrilled with it. Storage might become an issue, but not for some time as the files I upload aren’t huge or the highest of quality, so it’s all looking good on that front.
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2 responses to “Cinna”
I’m really enjoying these posts, but as I’m not familiar with the whole anthropomorphic scene, could you explain a bit what it means to adopt or purchase a character? Are the characters/character concepts like personalities that you are then allowed to exclusively work with, or are they like pets or… As a media/game/play researcher this is really fascinating, so I’d love to know more.
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I was going to ask the same question
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