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I have this friend and they on discord and they can’t VC. I can’t transfer money to them and they bumped out and worried they won’t have a birthday to celebrate because of financial status. What are some ways I can help them feel special on their special day?

Within the basic ROYGBV rainbow, orange has never been a favorite color of mine. It’s not as cheerful as yellow but not as passionate as a red. Orange is just a very loud color to me. I want to change this point of view in myself. Can you please provide examples of orange that work well in character design that maybe a red or a yellow may not be the best choice?

She is a newly developed character so she not as developed as the other girls. I’m currently working on a girl friendgroup and I wanted to add a character with a tomboyish flair to her as I felt the group needed someone a bit more adventurous. There are currently 6 girls and this is the 7th.

I have this character, she is meant to be an oc I want to make. She comes from this idea of “kid raised from a vintage, kitschy grandma and rugged, tough grandpa.”

She is meant to be girly, imaginative, and kind but also tomboyish such as being brave, fearless, headstrong, and free spirited. She is meant to be the combination of both these influences. While no person is perfectly 50/50, I don’t want her to lean too tomboyish and reject girlhood entirely or lean too soft girly.

If it helps any bit, she enjoys watching her father fix cars and assisting him, hanging in her grandpa’s mancave and watch him do woodworking, biking, playing shooter games at the arcade, swimming, walking around and exploring her hometown diy art and daydreaming.

Maybe I should try to look at inspiration of other similar characters but where should I look?

I have this character, she is meant to be an oc I want to make. She comes from this idea of “kid raised from a vintage, kitschy grandma and rugged, tough grandpa.”

She is meant to be girly, imaginative, and kind but also tomboyish such as being brave, fearless, headstrong, and free spirited. She is meant to be the combination of both these influences. While no person is perfectly 50/50, I don’t want her to lean too tomboyish and reject the girlhood entirely or lean too soft girly.

If it helps any bit, she enjoys watching her father fix cars and assisting him, hanging in her grandpa’s mancave and watch him do woodworking, biking, playing at the arcade, swimming, walking around and exploring her hometown diy art and daydreaming.

Maybe I should try to look at inspiration of other similar characters but where should I look?

Like, do you ever have an interest that you really like but you feel like you are not apart of the culture or community of the subreddit at all?