I started off by doing some quick thumbnail-like sketches of potential costumes by doing some research (look at previous post). Thrn i quickly started conducting some quick head sketches to get a feel for the character and play around with shapes that could work for this character. The American character is on the left and the British character is on the right. I then have a go at a bigger version of their head, more detailed but unfinished and not very accurate. You can see that i play round with the nose sizes and shapes,hair, facial hair etc. I went against giving the American facial hair because i wanted him to look like a cool, sharp, charming and clean, as he is all about charming women.
Here i am figuring out the physicality and costumes of the two characters, making notes around the drawings. Again it is unfinished but gives me a idea of what they will end up looking like, it also lets me play around and add to areas if i wanted to when i do a final mock up of their physicality and costumes.
The British character is tall, broad, flat ears, larger nose, bigger build/more muscle, more tone/definition, stooped shoulders.
The American character is smaller, leaner, bigger ears, better posture, wonkey nose, not a lot of tone/definition.
Here i am playing around with lighting and style. This is a less rough but still unfinished drawing of the characters.
Here i am again playing around with style and facial expressions. For me, it gives me a better idea of how a character would look if they were to act or react to something, if they are a very emotional person or uptight.
Here is the final costume and head mock ups of the two characters done with a fine liner pen and copic markers, touched up on Painter 12. The two bottom final heads were unfinished when i inked them. I have a tendency to never finish my pencil drawings.
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