#oc: Novo

[saltissalty]

Finally completed my first full run of mass effect today. Yes I cried extremely hard. Here’s some guys that are in my head that I drew

[cereovo]

i can draw my OCs as birds whenever i want

[starrysharks]

computer enhance

[furiarossa]

ArtFight attack! Danny is a really good boy, helping this group of teeny ghosts traverse safely through the city and get back to the portal for the Ghost Zone U.U

Featuring Pluto, Dysnomia, Dactyl, Nix, Deimos, "King", and our Ex-Novo,

And if you want to attack us... here's our artfight profile!

★ FurAffinity|Deviantart|Commission prices|Tapas|Pillowfort★

[sinopse-s]

Estou cansada.

Cansada de todo esse monte de problema, dessas coisas pequenas que insistem em incomodar, cansada de ter que lidar com pessoas. Cansada por ter dores passadas, e estou cansada de pensar no meu futuro.

Gabrielle

[glendylucast]

Given the chance to break, would you be on your way out? Who are you? Novo Amor - Seneca

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My Call of Duty WW2 OC, Clifford Wildblood.

He was just a little boy back then, stranded far away from home.

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Found a perfect theme song for him

More here

The Death of Seneca (1773) by Jacques-Louis David

No further context for now lol, but one day when we get to his story, you'll find out.

[bl4z33467]

My lovely Fallout perlers. From left to right starting from the top: Gary 32, @irenecatz's Courier Pickle, Colonel Augustus Autumn, @emthesteves's President John Henry Eden, @yourmateyoya's Courier Linda, Preston Garvey, Sir Blaze, Piper Wright, Turpis the Centaur, Mr Fantastic, Vulpes Altilis, Vulpes Novos.

These guys are so fun to make and play with :3

[gracebethartacc]

Thin king,,,, (prob add onto these ideas digitally/with proper refs later lol bc aforementioned these are from memory)

sowwy princess skystar fans I eated her

[grailknightmonty]

i know there's gotta be something, that I could say in time, but I can't find the words.

to unspoken feelings, to shared space, to coming home

[fidgetspringer-art]

The Shimmer Shields - Uniform design

[bidonicart]

Hope you enjoy this little vignette about my OCs I've been tinkering with for half the summer! You can also find it as a free pdf on itch.io or gumroad.

Where else to find me

[artvann]

day 10-12 of oc-tober. damian sulking over nothing and listening to music, masc solara, and novo(caine)

[cereovo]

[OC]

🎃🎃🎃

[starrysharks]

locker shove attack no dodge gum behind ear attack no dodge kick me sign on back attack no dodge lunch money steal attack no dodge

[furiarossa]

Someone here is not like the others! Maybe Slushie isn't an ectoplasmic creature, but our babies Ex-Novo and Clear&Drop are still more than willing to cuddle up :)

And if you want to attack us... here's our artfight profile!

★ FurAffinity|Deviantart|Commission prices|Tapas|Pillowfort★

[bidonica]

So since I piled up an insane amount of references for my oc stuff (my pinterest algorithm will never recover), I thought I would share the ones I actually ended up using in my mini comic Market Day!

The opening scene is a direct homage to the country scenes Giandomenico Tiepolo painted in the mid to late 1700s. I always go back to Tiepolo not just because he painted the scene that defined the vibe and gave a title to my oc project, but also because I'm under the impression he was one of the few in that era who were painting a somewhat realistic depiction of country life rather than falling back on whimsical, romanticized tropes. Tiepolo's scenes still have an air of pastoral serenity but his peasant women are stocky and muscular from hard work, their skin tan; the men are similarly work-hardened and often barefooted. I simplified the costumes a bit because I wanted something I could draw across several panels without going crazy, but the general idea is there.

The landscapes were, quite simply, referenced from when I go on my little biking or running outings. Using the area where I grew up and still live in as the setting for this story has been fun, and allowed me to look at familiar places with a different eye. It still maintains rural characteristics, but it's quite industrialized and the population is four times the size it was in 1789 when this story is set; it's interesting to try and imagine how it was over 200 years ago. This is another instance where I feel taking art from the period at face value might be tricky -- there are definitely visual tropes landscape artists were falling back on when depicting the countryside, often bordering on the capriccio.

We're a bit luckier with cityscapes, and there's a few 18th century artworks depicting the towns and settlements along the river Brenta which goes down from the north of the region to the south of Venice. I didn't draw a specific town (though I "know" where this is supposed to be placed) but mixed references and also was a bit surprised to see that a lot of buildings that survived to this day could come from that era (or it's a style that kept being used with little variation into the early 20th century).

Both the catcaller's boat and the floating mills were medieval inventions that carried on, pretty much unchanged, respectively until the mid 19th and the early 20th century, which is pretty rad since it means we have actual photographs of those.

That's all I think! I don't know who else will be interested in these background details but it's pretty exciting to me to get to research these bits of material culture.