Press the buttons next to emotions/actions to see that emotion/action for the selected character. Press the number keys to change the character. 1 - Jack, 17 2 - Angie, 16 3 - Natalie, 12 4 - Rebecca, 21 (Brightness set to 10) 5 - Tasha, N/A (I will only put in one emotion for her (N/A=Evil Grin)) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I want to make an animated series called, Survival Mode. (AFTER Scratched Out is finished) I'd like it to have a [a bit more than semi-]realism art style for the people (super realistic face & hair [minus eyes] semi-realistic body). Here are the characters. [I spent so many hours+days on these XD] I went ahead and shared the project so that you all could give feedback, even though I haven't gotten to this point yet, hence work-in-progress tag. Jack kind of looks like a Barbie doll when he's standing, but oh well. Oh yeah, and since this is a WIP, there's always the possibility that I'm editing while you're viewing. So, if it's messing up, that may be why. If it's taking a bit to load though, that's because of how many layers are in the vector images. There are 4 main characters in the series and a fifth IMPORTANT (But not main) character. You can learn more about some of them when the first voice auditions come out. There's another very important role that comes in later in the series, but we'll worry about him when the time comes. BTW if you're wondering about the huge contrast in outfits from person to person, it's because each "user" appears in what they were wearing last before entering the world.
[Canceled] Natalie named by @DiscoCat3003 Also, I can't give enough thanks to everyone who left me realism tips in the comments or on their/my profile. It means the world. I learned how to proportion the facial features for Jack from a written online tutorial by Darlene Nguyen. For Angie, I used Jack as a template. {After that, all the other girls were based off of Angie. Kinda like an Adam and Eve thing. XD} Of course, I had to adapt because the tutorial was meant for paper, but I make my own rules :3. The ears were based off of the ones in @Roysda's "How to Anime in Vector" tutorial. It also helped a ton when I was designing the bodies (standing) for Jack and Angie. All art is by @Hope4Tomorrow though, and none of the characters or character features were backpacked, except for the green buttons, I was too lazy to make my own, so I got those from the library. 100% of coding is by me, @Hope4Tomorrow, though. Jack's hair looks like a canopy in windblown front view XD Who said you can't do realism with the scratch editor? (Well, a lot of people) This project was loved by @ceebee @bubble103 @ipzy @cutupuss & more! I feel so loved =D Thank you to everyone who has loved, faved, or left advice for this!
