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yukimuraruki-art: Quick drawing of Okita Souji’s sword Kashuu Kiyomitsu from Touken Ranbu. My first

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Quick drawing of Okita Souji’s sword Kashuu Kiyomitsu from Touken Ranbu. My first try. Hope you like it, more might follow.


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 Ryder and her Ysoki/Android gang from pilot academy. Wheeler on the left, Paulo on the right and Sy

Ryder and her Ysoki/Android gang from pilot academy. Wheeler on the left, Paulo on the right and Syntak at the back - not knowing the vulgar tradition of ‘flipping off the photodrone at the last second’…


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Just remember a few basic things while writing your strong female biography.
  • Despite being strong, your male character does not need to have a tragic, haunting past in which he lost his wife and children, or he was cheated on. Nor does he need to be military, former military, a fighter, a police officer or a super hero.
  • Despite being strong, your male character is more than welcome to be emotionally damaged, have feelings, be shy and slightly awkward or a complete dork.
  • Despite being strong, your male does not need to be a player. He doesn't need to womanize -- or manize? He doesn't need to sleep around casually, he is allowed to have a romantic connection, and fall in love.
  • Despite being strong, your male character doesn't need to be completely independent -- believe it or not, strong male characters often have amazing people there when the going gets tough. It's okay to give them a shoulder to cry on -- because it's okay for them to cry.
  • Despite being strong, your male character doesn't need to be the epitome of evil, nor does he need to be Captain Do-Good.
  • Despite being strong, your male character does not need to be excessively manly -- there's no need to be a meat wall with a beard. Your strong male can be small, lanky and cute. 
  • Despite being strong, your male character does not need to be overly "attractive" and have bulging muscles.
  • Despite being strong, your male character is allowed to suffer -- not just in the physical sense.
  • Above all, despite being strong, your male character does not need to be a warrior, he does not need to be skillful with a blade, or even his fists. He could be a father of three or a single parent, he could be a teacher.
  • STRONG does not mean unbreakable. STRONG does not mean fighter. STRONG does not mean lonely, hateful and an egotistical misogynist. Having a STRONG male character simply means that they're hard working, passionate, driven, often hard headed/set in their own ways, and they're a man that does the best he can in any circumstance.
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