Arantiri the Last Spellsword
This guy was hunted and persecuted but he never gave up. Last surviving spellword in a kingdom that...outlaws magic? I dunno. If you can see him as a 3d model in a video game that's good. If not, tell me why. Thanks for looking!
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Is this character supposed to be a protagonist or antagonist? His body language (hunched over and ready to attack) and lack of eyebrows in which to convey emotion tells me he's an antagonist.
Because you have orthographic views (although not in a neutral position), I could easily see this character translated into a 3D model. If you plan on modeling and rigging this character I'd recommend drawing the orthographics of him in a more upright or neutral position. This will make the rigging process much easier for you or whoever is going to be doing the rigging.
P442: Yeah I could see him being conanesque.
really great work!
I don't think it would dock you any "points" as far as I know, but it wouldn't hurt to make a seperate ortho with the character in a neutral position. The action-posed ortho is clean and interesting and can be a good way to display the character concept, but if you were handing a character ortho over to a modeler it would be much easier for them to work with if the character was drawn in a neutral position. The neutral position is important because a character model needs to be in that pose in order to make the rigging process easier.