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8 months ago

"Show how far your ocs have evolved via their first and latest image."

Part 3 of me using this meme for my ocs (Part 1 and Part 2 here)

Old art incoming but not to old. No warnings should apply.

An old full body image of op's oc Salem. She is drawn standing with both hands out stretched, with one raised above her head. Both hands have a dark, magic-y smoke billowing about.

Salem is wearing a long, dark colored dress with silver accents and transparent sleeves. A mask is tied to the belt at her hip. She has pale skin, dark hair that's pulled into a bun, and dark eyes.

Behind her is a shadow with purple glowing eyes.

Image depicts a full-body drawing of op's oc Salem Blair. Salem is wearing a grey blouse, brown waist corset/belt, and black pants with various red jewel accessories. Her hair is black and done up nicely in a bun. She is posed with one hand raised, with black smoke curling around said hand.

Image depicts a full-body drawing of op's oc Salem Blair. Salem is dressed in a black, gothic dress with red accessories and silver accents. Her hair is black and done up nicely in a bun. She is posed with one hand raised, with black smoke curling around said hand.

It's Salem Blair's turn!

Salem has probably changed the least, I've yet to really feel the need to change her to much. She still gets her smirk/cunning smile, dark hair pulled up into a bun with strands framing her face, and love of fine/formal clothing. I also still try to give her a gothic/romantic goth vibe and I've yet to change her mask design.

That being the biggest changes are the smaller details and the design of her clothes/dress. She has far more red accents to tie her into the Crow Family, particularly red gems. She also gets a subtle weapon at her hip in both drawings, one that can be easily disguised as another accessory to those who aren't looking for it. And her eyes have gone from black to silver.

(Also- bonus demon appearance in her first ever drawing)