Kane

Posted Wednesday, August 23, 2023

8mo

ISTJ

Cancer

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My Non-Binary OC, Blaze

Meet Blaze: Full name: Blaze Rivers Gender: Non binary Pronouns: They/Them Sexuality and romantic attraction: Androsexual (a person who is attracted to men. Most commonly used by non binary people) and Minromantic (attracted to masculinity). Height: 186cm (6'1") Relationship status: They have a boyfriend named [Devin|http://aminoapps.com/p/w7o8vb] . Expression: Masculine-androgynous Short about: They play the bass in their band. They love to dye their hair and it's currently silver. They have a fairly androgynous, alternative look (how they dress). They're Indian-American. They have a few piercings and tattoos. They have their septum pierced, horizontal tongue piercings, stretched ears and an industrial piercing on their right ear. They came out as non binary at the age of 13. They changed their first and lastname as soon as they moved away from their family who disowned them. They love their boyfriend and they are in the process of moving in together. They're one of my OCs from one of the books I'm currently working on. I created them in 2019, but drew this last year and finished it September 11. They were actually my first ever non-binary character. Like I do a lot of times when I do a full-on-drawing, I only put color in parts of it, for contrast. In this piece, I only put it in the pins and patch on Blaze's jacket. I know it's not great or anything, but it's fine, I think. My art-style has changed up a little bit for the better. My style is kind of a mix of semi-realism and Manga. I used a reference for the basic pose and jacket. I mainly just used the reference to see how the neck and shoulders lined up, as well as how the jacket moved. But I changed it up a bit. And I changed the size, because Blaze's shoulders are more narrow. I changed the art style to my art-style, and I gave it Blaze's features. It's not supposed to look like the reference. I just thought I'd include the reference picture. I found it in a coloring app and thought I'd use it to draw one of my OCs. I also used references for the small flags. I'll include those as well as the reference photo for the pose and jacket. Supplies I used (if you're curious): I drew it in a A5 sketchbook from Talens: art creation. And used a mechanical pencil a regular eraser and a blending stump. Then I sprayed it with fixative spray. - K.G.A.B (edited)