Shelby James | Starstreamさんのイラストまとめ

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@kokoisgod111 WEBTOON: Starstream

Characters:

Jude Skylark/Starstream

Darien Crowe/Bloodmoon

Miranda Skylark/Former Starstream

Emily Grey

Starstream Trivia: Emily Grey is a character that always warms my heart every time I get to write her and show her off in the comic. She is truly the light of the story and really lightens up the tone considerably. - Part 1

@shareocs I have a hard time choosing favorites, but I will say that the one OC I have that I tend to favorite the most is Miranda Skylark/Starstream from my WEBTOON “Starstream”. She represents the best of humanity and radiates love, warmth, and compassion while being fierce and strong.

Starstream Trivia: One of the dynamics I always have a fun time writing is the dynamic between Darien and Song. They just have so much chemistry together, despite them being completely different from each other. (1/2)

@kelly_milou Hey, same here! I often use photos I take of myself as reference for my WEBTOON! I’m a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu now and I am almost at my brown belt. This photo was from two years ago. I did a hip toss, but I had Darien in the comic do a seoi nage. ☺️

@HiniumDelp @t3hfluff WEBTOON: Starstream

Jude Skylark/Starstream (protagonist)

Darien Crowe/Bloodmoon (antagonist)

Miranda Skylark/Starstream (protagonist’s mother)

Emily Grey (love interest/deuteragonist)

Link to read: https://t.co/jdjoIu6npI

@shareocs She may not look like an alien, but she is not from Earth. Her name is Miranda Skylark A.K.A. Starstream and she is from a colorful desert planet known as Zeshu. ☺️

@shareocs Jude Skylark tends to not love or value himself as much as he should. He values others, but not himself. But it is a part of his character arc after all. ☺️

@ibuiltamountain @Tonpa2 I love “Starstream” mainly because it is a heartwarming drama about self-discovery and love. It’s a deep character study while also being a powerful love story. What I love about it also is how the story follows the protagonist’s and the antagonist’s perspectives equally.