Uh, To The Anon Who Asked About P.K.O. And K.O.'s Hair Under Their Headbands, Your Ask Disappeared On

Uh, to the anon who asked about P.K.O. and K.O.'s hair under their headbands, your ask disappeared on me before I could answer it. I'm still doing the drawing, but I'll have to do it as a separate post rather than an answer.

If I'm going to age up the K.O.s, I may as well age up Rad and Enid, too. They still work at the bodega, because idk. Enid is more accepting of who she is, while Rad is still a loser. But he's nicer, and also more accepting of himself. Also, I used the whiteboard again because I felt like it.

Did I draw two of my favorite characters interacting at 1am? Yes. Did I draw it on a whiteboard? Yes. Do I have a sketchbook I could have drawn them in instead? Yes. But did I feel like it? Nope. Family bonding, or revelation devastation? I leave that up to you.

Eyy, I was looking through a semi-old sketchbook, and I found some expression practice doodles for Corruption. (These are from mid- to late-September.)

Oops. I've been answering asks as P.K.O. today because I thought it was Wednesday. Oh well. :/

Oh wow, these 32 frames REALLY didn’t want to render properly. Gross.

So here she is, Glitch Dendy! She took a couple of hours to model, a little under an hour to color, and about the same to rig (I did very minor weight painting, it was close enough to begin with). Her mouth can open and close, and if I so choose, I can move her pupils by dragging their polygons around. She doesn’t have any IK rigging, because I never figured out how to properly do it. :p

I really wanted to emulate the glitch style from “We Got Hacked,” which is why it’s so low poly. Her polygons break because of it, especially in her elbows, but that’s okay because I feel that it can lend to the creep factor I want if I’m careful about it. For this run test, I was not at all careful, obviously, seeing as I slapped it together in 15 or 20 minutes. I just wanted to be sure she could move (she can), and I wanted to check that the render settings were satisfactory. I used a sketch material in the hopes that the shadows would line up with the polygons, but I probably still need to tweak it.

Being only a few hours-worth of work, it definitely isn’t the best I can do, but it suits my purposes just fine. All in all, I’m happy with it.