Something Traditional! Here are my sketches for Lias, both original mode, supermode, and unhinged supermode. You can see me figuring out their hair, bolide logo, and “fat tie” in the first picture. The second pic has me figuring out his supermode outfit, with the black markings and corset-thing. As well as what the unhinged, monster version should look like, all stretched out and dark.
Remember the fantasy iceland fashion concepts I posted?
Read more: This is the last sheet I promise
I drew Simon in his fantasy Iceland clothes, because the story does take him there in the future.
I made his embroidery into fishes, and I chopped off his hair. He’s still stylish with short hair, and I did debate on if I wanted him to always have short hair. It’s a different silhouette than his original look, but it still has the general color scheme, big earrings, and high neck. Hopefully, he still looks like Simon.
Another character who hadn’t changed much! I gave Simon a monolid, switched his earrings for capsule earrings, simplified his color scheme, and added stickers to his sword sheath, much like how we students add stickers to our laptops. I’m still tweaking his face shape, so I think I’ll modify this sheet some time in the future. I’m glad that his pose got more dynamic.
I’m sure I had another sheet between these two but I can’t find it, so the really old one is what I’ll compare it to. Taya got more swoopy bangs and a summer outfit of a loose shirt and culottes. Her eye shape changed to be more sad, gentle, and peekable under her bangs. I like how I gave her short hair spikes, and switched the choker gem to a pin. The sweater’s meant to be braided.
Lias went through many changes intended to simplify their design. The floating chunks are replaced with two simple spheres. Thei golden markings are less bold. They have a classic three piece suit instead of a coat. I put a little pin meant to represent a bolide on their bag. I like how I added the mundane shoes to represent how Lias, at heart, is less classy and aloof than they’d like to admit.
Hima’s design didn’t change much. I simplified her shirt and pants, and removed the dark bandages with a white turtleneck. The added light colors suit her nicer personality. I also got better at drawing loose, curly hair. I switched up her shoes and now they look like winter boots, which fits given the cold location.
