#oc doyle

100 followers... Wow

That's a lot of followers! 😭😭💜💜💜💜

I'm impressed to know so many of you are interested on my posts, thanks you so much, really!

I'll try my best to keep growing and improving my art

I drew some of my characters celebrating this milestone with fireworks

Thanks to all my moots and followers

SKETCH BOOK?!

Yes

Lost of drawings that will never change shajjsjsjs

Second piece is my friend character @agent-the-shifter

7 is my friend @voided-noms being nommed

8 is my two characters who are brothers fighting over @cardnompfs and 9 is his ocs

DOYLE DOYLE DOYLE!!!

Consider this a real portrait inside Agatha and Doyle's Universe.

I've been making some character references for artfight! (A bit late tho)

It's midnight so I'll upload the characters tomorrow

I also had to say that I think I won't be able to send attacks in the next few days but I'll try to ;)

DOYLE!!

Yeah, after several weeks (or months) I've figured out Doyle's design, or at least half of it

Those yellow/grey curved lines on his hair are just grey hair, he's 50-60

That thing on his head that looks like a pirate hat is, actually, a pirate hat, not because he's a pirate (he's actually a detective), but because he likes weird hats (I usually draw him wearing a funnel on his head, and he's got a reason to wear that)

I felt a little better so I tried to do some pixel art of some of my ocs :D

Years before the beginning of the story, Doyle was a literature teacher, and he enjoyed his job. He had always lived with his parents, since the economic situation was not good enough to buy a house. As time passes, both of his parents die (probably natural death). Because of Doyle's introversion and bad reputation in the village (due to his mental state), the only thing keeping him connected to society and giving him the opportunity to talk about his thoughts is being the literature teacher at the local school. That's until he gets fired (I still don't know the reason). He loses all the reasons to go outside his parents' (now his) house, thus finding an exit to his sadness and loneliness in the detective novels on his bookshelf.