some foolさんのイラストまとめ

Her name is Roll! Thanks to being stacked with 3 black-and-white photocopies, she can be converted into a think bundle of hurt. She has no sense of fear and is excited to be used for whatever. She dreams of being used in a grand adventure but she mostly is used for bugs.

Porty. She's a streamer. (Actually, multiple streamers but shhhh)

Her legs, arms and other unused streamers are actually disconnected from her paper body. She's mildly popular, mostly from weirding out viewers who are unfamiliar with her kind of people.

Yeah. She's gaming.

A strange mix of avifauna, human and paper that makes little sense even by some fool standards. This "cardbird" is not dextrous at flight when compared to non-paper birds, but she can still get a lot of distance with some craftiness. She doesn't like wind.

I've been very thinking: Is there really gonna be any future for these kinds of "[non-oc character] but paper-thin" drawings?
They are incredibly specific and not as exciting as my origami art, but they sure are several times faster to draw and still plenty of fun.

Drawing characters I like as paper (not origami) has always been a fun "series" but it is a pretty two-dimensional schtick so I don't know if I'll really do it again often in the future
I like paper Adeleine and Ribbon a lot though I'd be surprised if I never draw them again hehe

Minty is one of my personal favorite own characters. Having an entire artstyle for herself and associated characters is cool also.

i just think noodly witch is neat

Both textures work well, but I guess I'm trying to go for a flatter appearance? Like, less crumply and such. My papersona is supposed to be cutout pieces after all, not origami.

I think I'll stick with my regular textures for now though since they look a lot better overall.

ok today i feel like drawing buncake.
Any doodle suggestions?

@DualBlade25 Her name is Maki. She's a pizza. And she makes pizza.

Her name is June and she is the cutest darn construction worker you'll ever meet! Sure, she gets into deadly accidents pretty regularly and only speaking sign language hinders communication, but her ability to suddenly have what she needs ends up saving her employers millions.