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This is what this book was for. Fanart, original artworks, story ideas, short stories, random facts and theories, everything that she knows to be seen here.
All this was random. And it's updated every time. Feel fr...
Just a week ago, I had brought another sketchbook, but still hadn't filled that one out yet.
But for this fourth edition of the Sketchbook Shenanigans series, I'll show you some more sketches that I had already made in the first sketchbook that I had.
Well, let's say that it's been a while, so I should post this before you enjoy your weekends:
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That was a pen-and-pencil sketch I made for The Bad Guys fandom, way before I moved on from watching that film, but this one, D*MOTH, a human master thief who was more clever than the gang, and to note of his wings and outfit resembling those of a night hunter. You do know moths only come out at night most times, right? That was his theme animal, as you will see it on his logo on the right hand corner.
He can fly, obviously, as well as extreme parkour, and can do code cracking, hacking, and agile movement too powerful to miss. He's also a good martial artist.
If you know who that guy really is in the pic, well, mind as well look at the clue that's in plain sight: his shoes. Do you know him now?
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If I imagine what Emmet looks like as the player in the Poppy Playtime horror game series.
Remember the fanart I made here and in DVA (the crossover art similar to this)?
Let's say that it was a concept sketch. In the first game, Chapter 1, the first concept for Emmet was to have a backpack that has two moveable robot arms (which had the iconic blue and red hands from the GrabPack in the game) in which he uses them to navigate around and even avoid Huggy Wuggy in the process. His pants was supposed to be denim blue, too. But in the game's Chapter 2, he was seen with the green and blue hands replacing his normal ones. The GrabPack in the game was fused to his body, so that it appears like he had robotic arms and the winch at his shoulder blades that somehow replaced his backpack. His vest was also changed from his iconic orange color to a yellow one, which matches to the theme color of Playtime Co., as well as its printed design logo. In the fanart (not shown here), Emmet's black ID tag on his belt was replaced with the ID for the company, bearing his name and the picture of himself when he's first hired as a factory worker. His pants was also denim blue with a yellow and red stripe, and his black shoes had a yellow dot on the sides.
The concept sketch alone was used as a base for making the said fanart I made. Though, I had him more related with the Chapter 2 version.
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And if things get a bit more weirder with my mix of Poppy Playtime with LM2 characters, why not show Rex-D with a Huggy Wuggy hat and shoes? Well, the looks on his face can tell you about how awkward it looks like.
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And finally, to lit up PepperRavenBat with her Big Bright World series, why not show with a random sketch of Germafrost?
