i think hair expresses a character just as much as their clothes and mannerisms. if you see the way a charcter's hair is like, you can tell how they're like as a person - how they take care of themselves, and how they act in general.

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"The Temptation of Christ," Tintoretto, 1581.

"Come on man, these are my best rocks."

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Detail of, “The Battle of Archangel Michael with Satan,” Tintoretto, 1578.

Okay first of all, that fight was fixed.

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keep having dreams about the monstrous cultists I designed, and at this point it feels like they are creating themselves by showing me their personalities/mannerisms, etc. Last night I got to see their home, the Sanguine Convent, so I doodled it. It sits outside of space and time

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Surface
✧ User: Toshikazu Hazamada
✧ Part: Diamond is Unbreakable
✧ Mimicry: Surface's primary ability is to copy the appearance of another person.
If the mannequin faces someone, it will perfectly copy that person's appearance, voice, and mannerisms, down to the

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Honestly, this page tells us his biggest flaw in that everything he did had to be perfect, from mannerism to actions. Can you imagine the complex that would give a child growing up?

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St. John the Evangelist and St. Francis, 1608

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Here's a fun fact; if you know about the folklore, Banshee's design centers around that. Despite his looks and mannerisms, he is a female.

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I killed my cigarette and got another out and went through all the slow futile face-saving motions of lighting it..blowing smoke off to one side, inhaling deeply as though that scrubby little office was a hilltop overlooking the ocean--all the tired cliché mannerisms of my trade.

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Some designs I played it a bit safe. Others I went all out to the point of detail or just something that could be considered a second outfit. Still, though, I made sure to respect these OCs. No matter what, you can still tell it's them via mannerism or personality. [5/6]

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Very brief explanation. Look at these 2. They aren’t human, but their looks, mannerisms and voices imply a certain human race to your mind. They are coded.

When an artist draws non-humans as humans, the coding affects what human appearance the artist ascribes to them.

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Opening of the fifth seal (The vision of Saint John the Divine), 1610

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Opening of the fifth seal (The vision of Saint John the Divine) (1610)
by El Greco
Style: Mannerism

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I forgot to post this awhile ago but... Richard Reed, the narrator of The Infinite and the Divine, sounds a lot like Jim Cummings when he does Trayzn's voice. Which has caused me to think about Trayzn the Infinite acting with the mannerisms of Hondo Ohnaka... Its... Brilliant.

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MY TIME HAS COME.....

Riley Myers (they/them) my love my sweetheart...they're autistic (just like me :>) and they're so helpful and passionate, they make me feel lots more peaceful abt myself and my mannerisms :)

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