[Tip of the Week; Week 6: Logging using HTML files (For Character Design).

Those of you who want to write a story, or want to develop characters for other purposes (game design, comics, animation) you probably want a way to organize you character profiles, and notes and the like. I know I do! And what do I do? I use HTML to make offline webpages/websites to organize my Characters. I'll admit, I haven't been diligent with writing it down in my webpages but I will show you what I mean using screenshots.

Make a simple button system and organise the webpages and connect them.
 

This is Angel's page (I need to update these pages these are all outdated) , notice that it says some things about her, along with some pictures, when I update it I'll add ideas and other things about her.
Think of it as a virtual index. These pages might seem hard to make, but it's quite simple you can download a basic HTML "template" in the downloads section that shows some of the basics and you can go to W3 schools for HTML lessons for free. - These pages use CSS too but for a basic log that's really not needed.

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This isn't a needed thing to do, but it can be helpful if you keep up with it.

Have fun!


~ God Bless ~

~ Firefly

P.S: Sorry for missing a week, it totally slipped past me! D:

[Concept Art] Furry Friends

I'm thinking about bringing the furry friends characters back again! So these are my concept sheets.

These were simply colored as to get many drawings done fast, I drew each picture one at a time, so was: Sketch>Ink>Color - Next drawing - Repeat.

Used a Normal Pencil and a Mechanical pencil for sketching, 03, 05 pens from Prismacolor for inking, and Crayola markers to color, 1 copic for the very light purple.

Enjoy! 

 

May God Bless You, Your Family, Friend; Along With The Health Of Yourself, Family, Friends, And All Who Know You. ~ Amen

~ Firefly

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[Traditional Art] Volar Al Cielos

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I painted this, this after noon!  -I used almost ENTIRELY children's art supplies! Only thing I'd say wasn't "child's" art stuff was the Prismacolor pen to outline and white paint I used, but it's normal craft paint and semi better quality white watercolor paint. I only used 2 colored pencils, this is mostly child's watercolor paint and crayola markers. - I drew it too close to the perforated edges of the watercolor paper pad........So it's a little cut off on the edge.

The Title means "Fly to the heavens" in Spanish.

The wings represent freedom, the roses represent love, the ladybugs represent hope (a personal thought of ladybugs), purple is royalty (heaven's "ruler"); The patch's pattern it supposed to be musical notes but it's kinda hard to tell, and the tassel like trim also makes me think of royalty. 



 Enjoy!

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Materials:

 Paint and Markers:

• 2 Faber-Castell Watercolor Pencils
• Crayola and Family Dollar (dollar store) watercolor paints
• 20 Crayola  Washable Markers 
• Niji White watercolor paint
• White Craft Paint

Other:

• 2 Crayola colored pencils
• B Prismacolor marker (pen)
• White Pen

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May God Bless You, Your Family, Friend; Along With The Health Of Yourself, Family, Friends, And All Who Know You. ~ Amen

~ Firefly

Useful Links:

Would You Like To See More Of My Drawings? Click here.
Would You Like To Read My Blog Posts? Take A Look At The Official Blog Archive.

Have A Question?

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