Nameless and Forgotten
I felt like doing something creative for a change (after spending the entire day working on the two research outlines I mentioned before), so I dug out my sketchbook with the intention of starting to work on a character that will be featured on the next page I will be doing in 2020. And when I say featured, I mean he'll be standing in the panel without any lines. But he'll be a relatively important in the later chapters (presuming of course I'll ever get that far).
Looking at it I guess I'll have to downsize the jaw in future editions. Because right now it's even more massive than Helos mmm Helo. Anyways, getting on to the point, as you can gether from the cut text and speech bubble, the chara has no name (or if he had one, I've long forgotten it). Any and all suggestions on the subject are welcome; language or ethnicality don't really matter, as long as it sounds good and fits the chara.
Speaking of the research outlines, I just realised I'd need to print them out to return them this week. Which is all well and good except that Maria is in Kitee for the whole week and she took the only printer that's compatible with the new computer with her. Damn you, wee-Maria! Now I'll have to spend the better part of tomorrow trying to figure out how the Uni printers at Alexandria work. Or, from what I hear from other students, don't work.
Looking at it I guess I'll have to downsize the jaw in future editions. Because right now it's even more massive than Helos mmm Helo. Anyways, getting on to the point, as you can gether from the cut text and speech bubble, the chara has no name (or if he had one, I've long forgotten it). Any and all suggestions on the subject are welcome; language or ethnicality don't really matter, as long as it sounds good and fits the chara.
Speaking of the research outlines, I just realised I'd need to print them out to return them this week. Which is all well and good except that Maria is in Kitee for the whole week and she took the only printer that's compatible with the new computer with her. Damn you, wee-Maria! Now I'll have to spend the better part of tomorrow trying to figure out how the Uni printers at Alexandria work. Or, from what I hear from other students, don't work.