2025 > 2020 > 2018
Was reminded of some OLD old art I made years ago atp, so it’s only right that I redraw it. I actually used to draw these three (L to R: Kuro, Zak, Shiro) pretty regularly and even redrew this in particular to track my progress, but my interests started to shift and I got into HSR of all things.
These characters are old— maybe 12 years old now? Kuro was made for selfshipping, so I’ve been in this game for a while now. These three are in a band, and that’s all you need to know of them. #original characters #oc #artredraw #art #digitalart
Redrawing old art is not just a nostalgic activity but a pathway to witness your artistic growth. Characters like Kuro, Zak, and Shiro are more than just figures; they tell the story of your creative journey. Many artists find value in updating their original characters, allowing them to explore their current skills through familiar designs. In the world of character design, evolving characters can often reflect different phases of life and interests. Engaging with communities online through hashtags like #artredraw allows for deeper connections with fellow artists sharing similar experiences. As you redraw and refine your characters, consider the techniques, tools, and styles that have influenced your work over the years. Digital art platforms provide myriad functionalities that enhance the redrawing process, from color adjustments to layering effects. Join discussions about character development and redesign in forums or social media channels to enrich your creative experience. Remember, every stroke contributes to your artistic journey and helps immortalize the characters that hold significant meaning to you.
