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CHARACTER ILLUSTRATION RESEARCH - Coggle Diagram

- - - - WHY I FIND ROKU APPEALING
        Roku has a unique and appealing design that combines elements of traditional Japanese culture and modern animation. His red and white outfit with the flowing scarf and sharp lines make for a striking visual design. Roku's personality is also appealing, as he is depicted as a determined and strong-willed character with a noble and honourable nature. He is often portrayed as a warrior or a protector, which adds to his appeal. Roku is often depicted in action scenes, such as battles or training, which adds to his appeal by emphasising his strength and skill. Additionally, his backstory as a legendary warrior or protector adds to his intrigue and appeal. Roku anime is not realism and I think this style is achievable by using the Wacom tablet. The challenges will probably be from using the live paint.
- - - - WHY I LIKE NARUTO
        He is portrayed as a determined and resilient ninja with a never-give-up attitude, which makes him an inspirational figure. His humorous and playful side also adds to his likability. Naruto's backstory is filled with tragedy and hardship, which makes him a sympathetic character. His struggles and desire to be recognised and respected as a ninja despite being an outcast because of his past add depth to his character and make him relatable. Naruto has a memorable and unique design that stands out from other anime characters. His bright orange outfit, spiky blonde hair, and whisker marks on his cheeks make him instantly recognisable. Naruto is often depicted in action scenes, which showcase his ninja skills and abilities. The dynamic fight scenes and use of jitsu (ninja techniques) make for exciting illustrations and add to his appeal.
        Naruto is not realism and the style will be harder to achieve with the Wacom tablet because of his costume.
- - - - WHY I FIND MARIO INTERESTING
        Mario is a symbol of childhood. The illustration of Mario can evoke feelings of nostalgia and warm memories, making it appealing to fans of all ages. Mario has a memorable and iconic design, with his red cap, blue overalls, and bushy moustache. The design is simple yet effective, making him instantly recognisable and appealing. Mario is a character that is known and loved by people all around the world. Mario games are known for being fun and lighthearted, and the same can be said for his illustration. The bright colors, whimsical design, and playful nature of the illustration make it appealing to those looking for a break from the seriousness of everyday life. Mario is not realism and the style would be easier to achieve with the Wacom tablet because of his simplicity costume.
- - - - WHY LARA CROFT IS FUN
        Lara Croft has a unique and memorable design that combines elements of both beauty and strength. Her signature outfit, with her tank top, cargo pants, and dual pistols, make her instantly recognizable and iconic.
        She is a strong, independent, and intelligent character, which makes her a great role model for many fans. Her determination, courage, and resourcefulness in the face of danger make her an appealing and inspiring character. Lara Croft is often depicted in action scenes, whether it be exploring ancient tombs, battling enemies, or escaping danger. The dynamic and exciting nature of these scenes, combined with Lara's skills and abilities, make for thrilling illustrations. Her backstory, as an archaeologist and adventurer, adds depth to her character and makes her more relatable to fans. Her quest for knowledge and discovery, as well as her desire to follow in her father's footsteps, make her a complex and intriguing character. Lara Croft is realism and the style would be harder to achieve I think with the Wacom tablet because its close to reality.
- - - - WHY BEHANCE IS APPEALING
        Behance is an online platform owned by Adobe that allows creative professionals to showcase their work and connect with other professionals in their field. It was founded in 2005 by Scott Belsky and Matias Corea as a way for designers to share their portfolios and get feedback on their work.
        Behance allows users to create a profile and upload their projects, which can include anything from graphic design and photography to architecture and industrial design. Other users can then view and appreciate their work, as well as leave comments and follow their profiles to stay updated on new projects.
        In addition to showcasing work, Behance also offers a job board for creative professionals, as well as educational resources such as articles, tutorials, and online courses. It has become a popular platform for creative professionals to network, gain exposure, and find job opportunities in their field.