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Lineart for my character, WhiteStar. While roleplaying, my friends and I decided we should be referred to as "directors", rather than "creators" or "players" or "gamemasters", since we didn't really run traditional pen & paper rpgs (it was all freelance and talking.. got complicated sometimes...) Anyway, I figured, if I have all these worlds and all these characters to keep track of, I'll need some help! So, influenced by Jim Lee's Spiral from Marvel Comic's X-Men, I came up with my six-armed, spear wielding, white haired assistant: WhiteStar.

No, she's really not an elf. She's technically a projection of creative energies and passions given form and substance. She basically takes whatever form pleases her (and me) at the moment. Most of the time she appears as a caucasian female, six arms, wavy white hair pulled back, and a little tuft of bangs falling to one side. She is also fond of variations of a light blue leotard. (this is a throwback from me growing up reading x-men comics)

I'm experimenting with different line weights, and I'm excited to start coloring. ^_^

Micron .03 pen on 11x14 medium weight Grumbacher paper. WhiteStar is copyright me, so no touchy-touchy.

Description
Lineart for my character, WhiteStar. While roleplaying, my friends and I decided we should be referred to as "directors", rather than "creators" or "players" or "gamemasters", since we didn't really run traditional pen & paper rpgs (it was all freelance and talking.. got complicated sometimes...) Anyway, I figured, if I have all these worlds and all these characters to keep track of, I'll need some help! So, influenced by Jim Lee's Spiral from Marvel Comic's X-Men, I came up with my six-armed, spear wielding, white haired assistant: WhiteStar.

No, she's really not an elf. She's technically a projection of creative energies and passions given form and substance. She basically takes whatever form pleases her (and me) at the moment. Most of the time she appears as a caucasian female, six arms, wavy white hair pulled back, and a little tuft of bangs falling to one side. She is also fond of variations of a light blue leotard. (this is a throwback from me growing up reading x-men comics)

I'm experimenting with different line weights, and I'm excited to start coloring. ^_^

Micron .03 pen on 11x14 medium weight Grumbacher paper. WhiteStar is copyright me, so no touchy-touchy.