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Published: 2013-12-15 21:44:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 1426; Favourites: 31; Downloads: 0
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Here is one of my three male lotr rp characters. This is Tirithedain, Captain of the Guard of Eryn Lasgalen. We have the rp set 450 years after the war of the ring, in this reality no one knows what happen to King Thranduil after all the elves left Middle-Earth... he disappeared, and since Legolas went to the Undying Lands his twin sister(my sister's character) took the thrown(we made it so Thranduil had two sets of twins.. but the other two brothers didn't want the thrown for various reasons). But a lot of crap has been happening to the wood, cause elves have fallen into myth so men are encroaching on their territory.. and some other nasty things.. so the people aren't very happy and the Queen's approval rating is not very high. But Tirithedain grew up this the royal family and is very close to them, so he's very loyal to the queen and cares for her deeply.. will do anything for her. He will stand by her side even if the people totally turn against her. He's a very sweet guy, but is dedicated to his work so he can be very serious sometimes with anything that deals with that. Write now in our rp we have some sort of plague that's only effecting elves.. even though elves don't get sick.. so they think it's because caused be something that hasn't revealed itself yet.. but anyway, he has caught this plague, but because he's so dedicated he hasn't told anyone about it.. in fact he's pretty much in denial and blames over working on why he sometimes not doing so well.
Β He has dark brown hair and light blue eyes.
I hope i didn't make him look too girly... i wanted him with soft handsome features.. but i'm so used to drawing women I tend to make my men very feminine.
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He's AWESOME!!!!!!!! Wow. You are so good at drawing people!!!!!!
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Thank you!! Glad you think so!!
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I don't think he is girly at all, very handsome in fact! 
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You are very welcome!!
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He looks very cool, and very handsome too 
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thank you sooo much!!! glad you liked them, i was afraid i would be annoying people with uploading them 
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I think its great. And if you like drawing them, dont stop.
I dont know if people like my teddybears, but i love drawing them, so thats what i'll continue to do untill i get tired of it
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I probably won't.. now i'm in the mood to draw my sister's and friend's characters.. but i need to start on the commission before I do that
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I think you did a good job on him, he's not too girly, you got that softly handsome look you were going for!
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Yay! Thank you!!! Well, yeah.. not 'manly' but i didn't want him tooΒ feminine either
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If it's any consolation, when I am drawing women, I make them too masculine. I'm mostly good at drawing men, and one of the first was Oded Fehr from the Mummy films. Still, I've done other female drawings in my gallery, such as Princess Taiyah of Atlantis and Taylor, a human woman who is part of my original series' supporting cast. I think those were my better female human drawings. Oh, and good work on your Captain of the Guard.
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yeah, that happens when you're more used to drawing a certain way.. you are more familier with male features/forms, as where I'm more familiar with female
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You're welcome. I draw anthropomorphic animals too, and as you may have noticed, I stopped drawing ostentatiously huge eyes on my human characters, but I've done it to my nonhuman characters. I know you're not a fan of the huge eye thing, since Japanese animation isn't your style, but that's fine. I'm not big on the Japanese cartoon eye style much, and like I said, I only do huge eyes on my nonhumans. I tried to get into Japanese animation at one time, but didn't find it that interesting, with one exception being the Escaflowne series. That was one of the better shows I had seen. Other than that, I stick with normal eyes for my human characters. Someone else thought the normal-sized eyes works better too.
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i used to draw very large eyes all the time when i was younger.. that and big heads
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I know what you're saying, if it helps. Most of the time I stick with some of my childhood favorites that are non-anime.
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yeah, same here 
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As of now, and even though I have three tests this week for finals, I am struggling to do somewhat-sideways drawings of human and animal faces where the eyes are not symmetrical. I learned that earlier this year during a convention, and now I'm trying not to make the same mistake again. I've been studying some of my comic books that I own in my collection so I can get a feel for the whole asymmetrical formation on a somewhat-sideways face. Maybe I just need to do my homework a little better. I'm hoping to take a clay sculpture class sometime soon so I can get a feel (no pun intended) for making things with my hands, and not just with pencils and paper.
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Yeah, the sideways face is hard, but you just have to get in there and draw it.. and use lot of references if you're not sure what you're doing. Oo, sculpture is cool, I hope to take a class like that sometime at my college.
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I use plenty of picture references to do my drawings whenever I do art. Yes, I will consider sculpture in the future if and when I'm still in school.
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awesome
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Sounds like a whole spectrum of skills there.
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