Your Original Characters

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I recommend the private message feature on this website--provided
that you trust IdahoRose not to steal your ideas.

As for my character, hmmm...
Problem solver, early middle age, a rectangular face that's
tall rather than wide, enjoys informal conversation through
a web forum, his weakness is that he can't be creative without raw
materials, seeks knowledge and insight about himself...

Is that a good start, IdahoRose?

I got too many original characters, currently some are in my comic long with my favourite media characters.

My original characters are drawn in the style of SpongeBob and there anthropomorphic sea creature with land creatures and vegatables.

Yosem Kippur: A Jewish Rolemodel
He is father of millions of children (fishes have loads of babies), he is Jewish. Only speaks "Meep". He is a Red Herring, wears a kippah, shirt, tie and grey trousers.


Tuna Lawyer: A serious Lawyer
Mathew Martyn, known as the Tuna Lawyer. Works as a serious Lawyer. Looks like the fish version of Blue Haired Lawyer from the Simpsons, Wears thick round glasses, a work suit and has a brief case.

Clarice Clucker: A chicken Rolemodel
She is a chicken, who lives under the sea, like Sandy cheeks. She has a family, her husband, Reggie, is a Rock star and has an interlectual son called Egbert (similar to chick from Looney Tunes)

Madame Crab: A Posh Crab
She talks likes a madame, like she is wealthy, saying people should be polite. She wears pink tea hat, pink granny gown, cat eyes and glasses.

Cynthia Chorizo: A Spanish Chef
She is hot and chubby. She has a Spanish accent and is chef. She wear clothes like a chef.

I tell you soon...

haven't written anything that could be referred to in a family website in quite some time...

I do have a 'character' for some of my pictures. Sometimes I'll want to do a paperback cover, just like doing them. The 'Authoress' is Mary Sue Phanfic. Not talented in the least, but sort of 'borrows' other authors' ideas and makes a worse version. (Note - Mary Sue is a fanfic term for someone who's the [obvious] hero or heroine of their story. For more info, try the Godawful Fanfic website [yes, there actually is one. A bit racy in spots, but you can read the descriptions before actually delving into the..er..well, you know]..