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.

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Hair color splits into natural, dyed and two-tone shades, so a realistic cast can stay natural. Hairstyles filter by length. The eye shape wheel holds twelve shapes, from almond to wide-set, each with a line on drawing it. 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: choose 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. The full list is printed under each wheel.

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