#devil (oc)

[buggutzzz]

Doodle that I don't have enough will to finish

[creepincrawl]

This is the happiest I've felt in a long time, take a happy piece I had fun making!

[capesch-arts]

It's Ramadan folks. Guess who's in jail? /J

(For context in Islam we believe demons are locked up during it lol)

[luna-azzurra]

Some tips for writing a devil character

Give your devil character a clear motivation that drives their actions. Whether it's a desire for power, vengeance, or simply spreading chaos, having a well-defined goal will make them more engaging to readers.

Avoid making your devil character one-dimensional. Infuse them with depth by exploring their backstory, internal conflicts, and nuanced emotions. Show that they are capable of more than just evil deeds, perhaps even harboring regrets or moments of vulnerability.

Devils are known for their silver tongues and persuasive rhetoric. Write dialogue that showcases their charisma, manipulation tactics, and penchant for twisting truths. Dialogue exchanges with other characters should be tense, revealing the devil's cunning nature.

Challenge stereotypes and clichés associated with devil characters. Consider giving your devil unexpected traits or vulnerabilities that add complexity and surprise to their portrayal.

Use your devil character to explore deeper themes and allegorical concepts. Their interactions with other characters can reflect moral dilemmas, existential questions, or societal critiques.

Devils are often depicted as master strategists who think several steps ahead. Demonstrate their intelligence through intricate plots, manipulation of events, and anticipation of their opponents' actions.

Pay attention to how your devil character is described visually and how they carry themselves. Their appearance should be striking and memorable, reflecting their otherworldly nature and commanding presence.

Explore the gray areas of morality through your devil character. While they are undeniably evil, consider adding moments of ambiguity or moral complexity that challenge both the characters in your story and the readers themselves.

Explore the potential for redemption or consequences for your devil character's actions. Whether they ultimately face downfall or find redemption, their journey should be impactful and meaningful.

Maintain an air of mystery surrounding your devil character. Hint at their true motivations or origins without fully revealing them, leaving readers intrigued and eager to learn more.

[space-batzz]

I’m probably too late but here’s my art for arctic fight 2024!!

I used the holly berry color palette for this one

(oc is Deva who uses she/him pronouns)

[bluecoolr]

Kneel.

[panny-lii]

Doodles that turned full reference-

My sona, Panny! I use her basically for whatever I'm into for fun, self insert and so on so on.

Little imp thing who likes chaos and being a little too silly sometimes.

[viridescentelf]

Son of Perdition, Jinn

(I still don‘t get how to shade but I am happy to see some progress lol)

[sovenasark]

Val-faceplant.png

[arsenicxarcana]

I’m in love with your devil/lucio works both fics and art I draw them w tails bc of you 🫶

beafts w unicorn tails supremacy

[neosporinwound]

👁️👁️

[icepher]

Teeth

[creepincrawl]

Creeeeeeeps (that's me!)

[capesch-arts]

A comic about Andrei

Tw: gender dysphoria, general horror art

[egosweetheart]

i made a new barbie reference a little while ago ovo

[honeyhauntart]

oc redesigns ♡ lacri and elora are married and they run a devilish tea and pastry shop and monica runs a rival angelic tea shop!