Character Look Wheels

These wheels decide what a made-up character looks like, one trait per spin. Artists use them to stop drawing the same face, writers to fill a character sheet, and friends for redraw and closet challenges. Each wheel is its own list, sorted the way the decision is really made. Hair color splits into natural, dyed and two-tone shades, so a realistic cast can stay natural. Hairstyles filter by length. The aesthetic wheel groups 82 named looks by mood, and the clothing style wheel picks a whole dress style. The outfit wheel picks single garments: tap Tops, Bottoms, Shoes and Outer layers one after another and spin each. The skin tone wheel is an art palette that prints three hex codes for each tone: base, shadow and highlight. It is for drawn characters and describes nobody real. Every entry on a wheel has the same chance, and the full list is printed under each wheel.

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