You are trying to
draw your own beautiful anime figures
and it is getting tiring, here are some tips on how you can be more creative to
draw better. And if you want to build up your own story using a very popular
anime for excitement, here are some ways you can design interesting characters.
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Try to design
them according to their blood type. It is conventionally used to convey
someone's personality in Japan. It is another way to imagine the kind of
character you want to design. The different blood types we have and their
traits are;
Type O: High level
of confidence and optimism at a high level. They can't be predicted and little
selfish.
Type A: Very
stubborn but responsible and creative.
Type B: Not
responsible but agile
Type AB: Forgetful
and a little trait of arrogance.
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Depending on the
way you want to buttress their physical appearance, you have to determine their
age. Make sure you have a good choice of giving your best anime figures cool ages.Try as much as possible not to choose
their age due to how well they are designed or how much it took you to get them
well designed. For entertainment sake, make sure you target the audience
amazement and curiosity on how a baby-looking character would have lived for
300 years.
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For you to really
have a very clear idea of a fully formed Anime
Nendoroid, you can try to make some personality tests or even read up on
personalities. All of these go a very long way in choosing personality types.
Your characters need to have various psychology traits, which will attract your
audience and help you in the sales of great anime characters.
You should make sure that your anime figures have different psychological traits. The negative and
the positive traits, which a character must possess, should be considered
greatly. There should be s balance of trait. Otherwise, you tend to give your
audience a clear imagination of your designs, which will overshadow them with
boredom. You need to know how to make your bestanime figures have the positive trait to make them seem real and be
believed by your audience.
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