No Tits
No Marketability. Unfortunately, you made a female character with a sense of dignity and grace. Not good for profits in a market dominated by the male ego and libido, they probably figured.
10/10
Not much else to say.
Reviews for "Rasa Character Design"
DeliciousOrange responds:
I have to wonder if that sort of mentality actually did or did not factor into the decision. Personally, I still think she's quite attractive and feminine, with a very well defined silhouette. You're right though that their previous champs obviously do tend to favor a lot more mammaries on the verge of spilling out.
thats what i like to see
thats what i say is a perfect character and drawing.
the sketch really brings this character alive
i feel like the simple/complex thing is the best method
(simple side relaxes mind and complex gives something to think about)
maybe show these for square enix (squaresoft) that makes the final fantasy series, i think they would hire you after seeing this.
DeliciousOrange responds:
I'm glad you like it. Unfortunately Square Enix doesn't hire non-Japanese artists for development. There might be a possibility of one day having them as a publisher, but for their in-house development it would be unprecedented for them to hire someone outside of Japan.
Great idea
I love this idea very cool
DeliciousOrange responds:
Thanks, I enjoyed it too!
i bet she has a realy cool special ability. like sybol atacks.
DeliciousOrange responds:
Her abilities were themed around calligraphy and passively drawing attention away from team mates in combat.
Its a pity
thats a hero that would add some well needed fresh air in the game. Its pretty original and i like the concept, although you should not listen to me. I am a sucker for indian and middle eastern themes. Anyway awesome work, and please keep trying, you never know
DeliciousOrange responds:
I'm certainly not letting it get me down. LoL's Shurima Desert area seems to have a mixture of indian, persian, and egyptian themes going on. Part of my inspiration for the champion was to explore what that might look like in a female champion from the region. I agree there is a wonderful wealth of visual themes to work with in that regard.