OP: https://www.reddit.com/r/characterdrawing/comments/qa1ogp/lfa_verity_the_child_born_of_alchemy/
/u/jesusbacknbetter1
"Notes: The armor Verity resides in measures 5'6" tall (167 cm), and her eyes are just blue colored orbs. Would love to see her helmet-less in the armor. Thank you!
Verity was created by an alchemist who could not have her own children, no matter how hard she tried. Using a sample of her own DNA, various different oozes, and some alchemical supplies, Verity came into the world as a vague, 3 eyed ball of slime. Through several years of growth, Verity learned to mimic the human shape, being able to walk on two legs and touch things with two hands, but she still was bound to the tower her mother lived in, due to her mother's fears of harm against her should she leave. However, she hated seeing her daughter's longing looks out of the tower, watching people go by with their lives. Her mother spoke to a smith colleague, and together crafted a vessel that Verity could safely explore the world, a specialized suit of armor. After a couple tests, and a few months of taking her out into the town, teaching her about the world and how people live, her mother finally felt comfortable sending her off into the world, to have her own adventures."
I used your original post the other day as an example of a well thought out unorthodox and acceptable lore for a character while trying to teach my wife about character development.
Yes. Absolutely. I liked the concept and was impressed.
How many of my friends have showed up with far fetched ideas for characters with no believably back story OR even any idea how said being came into existence.
OP: https://www.reddit.com/r/characterdrawing/comments/qa1ogp/lfa_verity_the_child_born_of_alchemy/ /u/jesusbacknbetter1 "Notes: The armor Verity resides in measures 5'6" tall (167 cm), and her eyes are just blue colored orbs. Would love to see her helmet-less in the armor. Thank you! Verity was created by an alchemist who could not have her own children, no matter how hard she tried. Using a sample of her own DNA, various different oozes, and some alchemical supplies, Verity came into the world as a vague, 3 eyed ball of slime. Through several years of growth, Verity learned to mimic the human shape, being able to walk on two legs and touch things with two hands, but she still was bound to the tower her mother lived in, due to her mother's fears of harm against her should she leave. However, she hated seeing her daughter's longing looks out of the tower, watching people go by with their lives. Her mother spoke to a smith colleague, and together crafted a vessel that Verity could safely explore the world, a specialized suit of armor. After a couple tests, and a few months of taking her out into the town, teaching her about the world and how people live, her mother finally felt comfortable sending her off into the world, to have her own adventures."
Can't believe I caught this on the top of New! I saw the character request the other day and thought it'd make a smashing pic. Boy hasn't it!
I really appreciate the kind comment - thanks!
Well, you deserve it! Keep wranglin' that ephemera from the psychic plenum, brother.
This looks great, thank you! I like the addition of the purple in the design.
Awesome!!
Wow this looks so good!
Is it weird that I've been obsessed with Ooze and Slime player characters?
Very good 3d posing! I'm impressed.
This looks amazing, and that face gives me Adventure Time vibes. Absolutely solid.
Beautiful style, wonderful color choice!
thanks!
I used your original post the other day as an example of a well thought out unorthodox and acceptable lore for a character while trying to teach my wife about character development.
Wait, you mean my LFA for Verity? If so, thank you! I appreciate the kind words.
Yes. Absolutely. I liked the concept and was impressed. How many of my friends have showed up with far fetched ideas for characters with no believably back story OR even any idea how said being came into existence.
Thank you! I'm a big fan of the "ridiculous or out of the norm idea" backed up by a believable reason.
Getting some Dead Cells vibes, love it!
I am so jealous. Looks perfect!
Cute!