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Liesl [ given name ]: /li(e)-sl/ as a girl's name is pronounced LEES-ul, LEE-zul. It is of German origin. Short form of Elizabeth (Hebrew) "God's promise". Mostly found in Germany.
Rosenberg [ surname ]: Swedish, Danish, and Jewish (Ashkenazic): ornamental name composed of the elements ros(e) ‘rose’ + the affix -en (taken from German) + berg ‘mountain’.
りいずるローゼンバーグ - Liesl Rosenberg (Rīzuru Rōzenbāgu)It's a scientific fact that I cannot join a fandom without having a terrible urge to create an OC as well. I recently started watching Shingeki no Kyojin and, well, this happened. She's still a major WIP, but to me a big part of character development is actually drawing them.

It's been a while since I last did some traditional work! Here I used mainly watercolour pencils for colouring, but also gouache for the highlights and some touches of regular colouring pencils. I tried to use salt to give it some texture and failed utterly, so I went with spraying the thing with watercolour ink instead, haha. It was really fun to go back to old techniques and also to try out new ones - this was quite out of my comfort zone! That's also the reason why the colours are a bit off (like in the jacket - I got carried away .n. ).

You're probably going to see more of this chica in the near future, so I apologize in advance. Please bear with me and my shitty OCs (シ_ _)シ

Description
Liesl [ given name ]: /li(e)-sl/ as a girl's name is pronounced LEES-ul, LEE-zul. It is of German origin. Short form of Elizabeth (Hebrew) "God's promise". Mostly found in Germany.
Rosenberg [ surname ]: Swedish, Danish, and Jewish (Ashkenazic): ornamental name composed of the elements ros(e) ‘rose’ + the affix -en (taken from German) + berg ‘mountain’.
りいずるローゼンバーグ - Liesl Rosenberg (Rīzuru Rōzenbāgu)It's a scientific fact that I cannot join a fandom without having a terrible urge to create an OC as well. I recently started watching Shingeki no Kyojin and, well, this happened. She's still a major WIP, but to me a big part of character development is actually drawing them.

It's been a while since I last did some traditional work! Here I used mainly watercolour pencils for colouring, but also gouache for the highlights and some touches of regular colouring pencils. I tried to use salt to give it some texture and failed utterly, so I went with spraying the thing with watercolour ink instead, haha. It was really fun to go back to old techniques and also to try out new ones - this was quite out of my comfort zone! That's also the reason why the colours are a bit off (like in the jacket - I got carried away .n. ).

You're probably going to see more of this chica in the near future, so I apologize in advance. Please bear with me and my shitty OCs (シ_ _)シ