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Character/Part/Color Covers for my 18th Century-Based Original Story, Kopavus
Blue: Lullay Moon Princess
In which the fantastical schemes of a woman sidelined in a political family grow greater than ever imagined with the growing threat of civil war.
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Lullay moon princess, goodnight sister mine And rest now in moonlight's embrace Bear up my lullaby, winds of the earth Through cloud, and through sky, and through space
Orange: Left Hand Man
In which an immigrant woman masquerades as a man to join the army and finds herself falling for the mysterious lady who is said to see through time and space.
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Lady, running down to the riptide Taken away to the dark side I wanna be your left hand man
Purple: How Lucky You Are
In which a flamboyant (homosexual) man, a charismatic cult leader forever caught in a web of espionage, trickery, and betrayal, must finally make decide which side he’s going to support in all-out war: his country, his allies, his family, or his illegal lover.
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So be happy you're here Think of life as a thrill And if worse comes to worse And we all know it will Thank your lucky star You've gotten this far And tell yourself how lucky you are
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Here we go! A couple color theme-based pics for my WIP original story!
I really have enjoyed seeing this palette-based artstyle before with one central object in white -- something of importance to each character.
I spent about two days on and off altogether on this project and I’m happy to say that it turned out very well! In the future, I would like to do “colors + song lyrics” for some of the other characters, but for the moment I’m going to relax. :)
A very tired teenage bird shape-shifter. Sadly, that’s a side-effect of spending every night (and some of his days) out exploring and trying to get away from a political family. After all, he’s never in any place to inherit power -- technically he and one of his brothers are twins and therefore the same age, but he wasn’t cut out from the start for the hard political life like his three siblings.
A follow up to this post about Maggie, our lovely lady who goes off to crossdress and sneak into the army, looking her best in uniform.
Local lesbian from the island colonies post-immigrating to the mainland and pre-war (during which she crossdresses to join the army, becomes a soldier, accidentally gets wrapped up in the highest levels of the Revolution’s military...and finds she fancies a magician noblewoman).
A couple drawings of Tua, a slightly illegal and very gay magician from my original (WIP) story, Kopavus.
His magic? He can change the color of anything he touches, mostly using his ability to sneak around, have magical makeup, and make his hair bright red.