Here, have a little doodle of (thus far) two of my characters, Joaquin Cobalt (on the left) and Silva Omar (on the right); the protagonists of The UnTitledverse series and the Silva's Hope trilogy in The Silver Chronicles respectively:

Joaquin is way younger than he looks and Silva somehow has a rare moment of positivity in her life. Tries drawing her scars but I'm also like inexperienced in how those worked even with references.

And dear gods are hands and hair trouble. I stuck with the reference's four fingers cause attempting a fifth was a pain in the ass.

Overall pretty satisfied with how they've resulted.

Inspired by this post here where you too can find the styles I'm practicing off:

I'm not participating in this ask game yet, that'll be in the near future probably, I'm just doing doodle practice.

Tagging a few mutuals below:

[Still struggling with hair lol]

Here's all the main protagonists from each of my fanfic series:

1A is Joaquin Cobalt, the main protagonist of The UnTitledverse, and I changed his grey shirt to a lighter blue since I felt that suited him better (also grey & silver colors are more Silva's thing).

2A is of course, my Deputy Silva Omar from my Far Cry 5 fics, far more happier than she usually is.

3A is Haoyu Anabuki, the half-sibling of DDLC's Monika, and the beating heart of the Renegades in Life, Despair & Monsters. They're supposed to be more punkrock but you could say they're trying to fit in at Monika's highschool to meet her.

And 4A, a bit squished there (Silva & Haoyu, move over, goodness!), is Marissa "Ress" Bishop, one of the main protagonists (alongside her older half-brother, Ortega "Ore" Brantley) of my Fallout WIP series, A Radioactive Calamity of Love, Bombs & Gore. Unlike her brother, Ress was raised within the privilege of the Bishop Crime Family in New Reno, being Leslie Anne Bishop's daughter.

Inspired from this ask game post but not actively participating in any requests just practicing my doodles:

I'll probably only make update posts about these once I finish a row from now on.

Tagging a few mutuals below:

Damn. Admittedly, the story was not as personally impactful in its message towards me as The Amazing Digital Circus finale had been but it still didn’t pull back those punches.

A very happy pride month to all my transgender siblings out there.