Hehe.
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Anyway, my first requests are for two characters. One is for a roleplay that I'm currently running, The Reclaimers, you can see it in my signature. The other is for another project that has yet to be unveiled.
My first character goes by the name Ibrahis Eryhm. He is a ranger, but not the typical fantasy ranger armed with cloak and bow. No, he's a ranger in the desert, riding camel-like mounts. He is a quiet fellow who became a ranger in a trial by fire as all rangers have. Now he patrols the desert in the name of justice. He's middle aged and had a family. I imagined him to look like Aqualad, Kaldur'ahm, from Young Justice but dressed in thick white desert robes as though he came from a Prince of Persia game. The resemblance comes from the blonde hair, personality traits, and darkened skin. Ibrahis is, in plain words, black. So imagine this...
Without the gills, the black eel tattoos, or the hard-water sword constructs. Instead, add some neat-looking thick desert robes, a scimitar, and perhaps a flintlock pistol. I think he would look really nice in white (or shades of white) robes and a thick neck scarf that runs just under his lower lip. Keep the face (maybe slight variations so that it's not an Aqualad/Prince of Persia mash up), change the clothes and equipment.
The second request, turn Steve Coogan...
Into a medieval fantasy businessman, world traveler, and noble. Same as the above, keep the face, change the clothes and equipment. He's quite the teaser, a bit sarcastic, well-versed in the language of barter, and quick-witted. He is a noble, so he's somewhat snobby, somewhat. Vanity and narcissism are strong in this one. If the attendants kissed the ground that he walked on, it's because he coerced them to do so. He is also a dandy, if that tells you something. He's a charmer and a gentleman.
Feel free to ask any questions, I don't know if I have anything else I want to add. Good luck.
I don't really have anything to give because this is a request and not a commission. Virtual cookies? Ah, alright, I guess that doesn't work on you anymore. My temporary gratitude and future pestering for more art requests? We'll figure something out.
