#grumpy character

Grumpy/Sarcastic/Kinda Mean IDK Character Edition:

"Why are you looking at me? Just because I'm hot doesn't mean you have to stare."

"Oh yes, that's such a good plan, guys! Maybe we should try running into oncoming traffic, too?"

"I don't like you. I don't like anyone. I tolerate your existence."

"If he doesn't calm down in three seconds I am knocking his ass out."

"How about we don't do that?"

"Stop smiling at me. I did nothing to cause that look on your stupid face. Stop."

"How about - and hear me out for a second - no?"

"You're like a moth to a flame, but the flame is actually the dumbest idea I have ever heard."

"...Have you turned it off and on again? I know he's not a computer but we're running out of options here-"

"Are you dumb and deaf, or have you had so many concussions you don't know what's right from left anymore?"

"Hey! Where's her handler? Get off of me-"

"No we aren't friends? I don't even like you?"

"Mm, yes. Let's not sleep for three days and wonder why we're all hallucinating. Definitely not because we're all sleep deprived!"

"Who fucked you and left you disappointed?"

"Is there an actual reason you're crying or is it because you saw a sad animal video again?"

"What am I doing? Definitely not smashing a window."

"You aren't dying, you have a cold. No, it's not - if you keep that up I'll make you wish you were dying."

"You'll be the smartest one here when pigs start flying."

"Seasonal depression only counts when it's not year round."

Enough of that, put that on pause- While I love this trope just stop for a moment and pass the torch to the angry, grumpy, and/or antagonistic characters

The prickly and grumpy supporting character? Make them having a vulnerable moment, have them cry it out or being overestimulated

The crazy antag? Make them zoning out and just not there in the moment, tired and more agreeable

That one character that's always angry? Make them break down and wanting just a hug not saying anything

Make the antags or the meaner characters more personable. Make them vulnerable and just wanting a hug

Enid Sinclair from Wednesday and Remus Lupin are like polar opposites.

Except sum depression, being werewolves and family issues.

BUT THATS BESIDES THE POINT.

And then James and Enid are basically the same besides the familial issues and her being a werewolf and he’s not one.

Remus : The moon character, so to speak, dirty blonde/light brown, werewolf, daddy issues, probably enjoys being alone a lot, loves a star-like character who’s bubbly with mommy AND daddy issues

Enid : The sunshine character, bleach blonde and colorful highlights scattered in, werewolf, bubbly, mommy issues, feels not good enough constantly, afraid to be alone, loves a grumpy, black cat character with no familial issues

James : The sunshine character, dark brunette, an animagus(stag), bubbly, no familial issues, feels not good enough a constantly, afraid to be alone, loves a grumpy, black cat character with mommy and daddy issues

Someone was the first person to ever write a murder mystery. Maybe it was based on a real life experience? Maybe they were there when it happened? Maybe they were involved somehow? Or were just someone who loved to hear stories about all sorts of unsolved crimes and everyone thought they were a weirdo for it until they made up a story of their own, published it, and everyone loved it?

Someone was the first person to ever write a fantasy story. Maybe someone who actually believed in fairies, elves, mages, mermaids and magic. Maybe someone who has seen it with their own eyes. Or maybe just someone who believes that even if those things aren't real, they're worth sharing with others for the thrilling feeling they give, and decided to write a story about it to share with the world.

Someone was the first person to ever write a sunshine or a grumpy character. Were they based of people they knew? Their siblings? Their friends? Their lovers? Themselves? Have they actually seen or experienced how someone so dark can lighten up thanks to someone who spreads their light towards them?

Someone was the first person to write the found family trope. Maybe it was based off their own life long friends they made during an adventure. Maybe they actually set off on a journey and met people who tagged along the way and stayed with them until the end. Or maybe it was something as simple as getting stuck on an elevator, or lost during a hike, or not knowing where their job interview is supposed to be, so they worked together to figure it out and are friends to this day. More than friends, family. A family that was found.

LET’S MAKE AN “8″!!!

The girls have made a competition of those who can "MAKE THE NUMBER 8 WITH THEIR LIPS"; as a result there have been THREE WINNERS: Jasmine, Periwinkle and Bluebell!! So the others have asked the three of them to pose "doing the 8"!!

The funniest thing is that the innocent Bluebell says (very happy): "Let EGIDIUS come in to pose with us too!!" But her lover does not like so much the idea of ​​posing: "What?? I have not even entered the competition and I can not do an 8, do not include me!!" But Bluebell is so affectionate, tender and adorable, that Egidius can not say "NO" to that lovely fairy and ends up agreeing to pose. 

BUT... Apparently he has chosen a more "APPROPRIATE" expression for his very-well-known CHARACTER!! Egidius, we love your bad temper!!

Aw, Sunny the magical space dragon can get a little moody sometimes. Quick sketch explorations of a character I made for portfolio storyboards!