Base Design
Next, you’re going to create your base design by taking your final thumbnail and turning it into a drawing. Just sketch some strokes around the borders and define some of the figure’s interior shapes. At this stage, you want to end up with a basic version of the character, so don’t worry too much about details; you’ll add those in the next pass.
You’ll also be adding clothing at this stage and you can place as many different variations as you want over the silhouette. It’s OK to explore and create different versions of this base design, so that later on you can choose the designs you like, mix them together, and keep modifying them until you achieve the design you like best. However, keep in mind you don’t want to add things that ...
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