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How to Put Your OCs INTO MEMES!
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“I forgot I had this character! I like this old OC’s design…but it could be better! This old OC had such a cool concept, maybe I should revisit it!” Have you ever had thoughts like these about your old characters? Do you miss these OCs that have been
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Mythology! If you’ve got certain nerdy interests, your mind is probably going to Greek Mythology; an age of gods and monsters, used in popular novels, movies, and even musicals. However, this article aims to expand your idea of what mythology really is, and how you can use it. So,
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Booo! Make the scariest or cutest Ghost OC you've ever seen with this guide. Get inspired, spooked, and challenged to make something no one has seen before. Tips (and tricks) inside!
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Making an Alien OC can be hard to start. Let this guide inspire you from the great abyss of space, with questions, inspiration, and structure to make something out of this universe.
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How do you make a backstory a little more interesting, in a way where it can affect the main story as well? Well, it’s Spooky Month, and a key part of this fun time of year is…fear! (Wanna know what else is a part of Spooky Month? MONSTERS!
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Boo! Happy October, Unvale! To celebrate, we’ve prepared a special article about how to write spooky and scary scenes in your writing. Note the word scenes here, not scary stories or horror genre fiction. I’ll explain why shortly! But before that, I think these scary fandoms might be
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Looking for inspiration for your monster OCs? This is the perfect guide to help terrify and delight with a 100% unique character creation tips and questions.
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We interrupt your “tips for designing” series for some tips on an important part of drawing your character…Reference sheets! …Huh? You haven’t read the “tips for designing” articles? And you wanna check ‘em out? Well, fear not, for there’s lots to read! There’s tips for designing
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Before we start, let’s draw a line between heroes and villains and ‘protagonist’ and ‘antagonist’, as they are not the same things. The protagonist is the character we follow through a story; but not always the point of view (POV) character. Sherlock Holmes is a great example of that
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Hear ye, hear ye! Your royal OC approaches. Learn how to make regal characters with help from examples, questions, and inspiration fit for a king or queen.