Oh, that's awesome. o3o The art really is gorgeous. Thank you for showing. <3
I would love to see that person draw Wind Deity. It would come out epic, I'm sure. Especially if it was combined with mist.
-has weird "element table" x3;-

Oh, I have in my own time. x3 I liked him a lot.
Then again, I have had about 300+ characters, but most of them disappeared with the certain RPs they were played in and such, and now I don't really RP anymore. I don't have the time or a RP that would inspire me to do that.

I had who knows how many OC's xD But never took them seriously

That's cool. o:
I don't think I could limit my self down to just one character. When I start to think about RP, many ideas pop in my head and I can make a character just looking at randomly found anime picture. Which is what I often did. XD Of course, now I understand that I didn't have the skill to create, or rather, play out all those characters with unique personalities, so I suppose that the number is actually much smaller, but I indeed have created so many histories and such.
I also found out that I actually enjoy creating the story much more than actually RPing it out and I am now rather hard to satisfy-RPer (that is also about my own characters and posts... I hate them most of the time), so I have now turned to my story writing. ... When I have time or muse for that, that is. X_X

uuwaahh... *sleepy*

I should really take my time to cultivate an OC that can be adapted to various roleplays. Generally, I create my characters in about half an hour and specify them to individual roleplays.

I've never really had an "OC". I've had characters I've made, but like... never ones that I felt particularly attacked to or wanted to keep using, create backgrounds for, make relationships for, etc.

Unless you count book-characters, but I'm kind of uncreative about those, too. Always female main characters, usually teens-20s, personality depends on the tone of the story. The only exception is a story I'm planning where there are two main characters, and while the actual story revolves around the girl, the male character has just as much to do with the plot as she does, maybe even more.

Sometimes I feel really unoriginal and lame. ]:

*chomp* :B

I suppose I am kind of like Plushie, but then again, I used to play on forums, like proboards, where whole site revolved around role playing, and there I created characters sometimes solely for some plot. While I wrote only one paragraph per post, sometimes even one line, I could handle it, of course, but when I started spending hour on one post, it grew too much to bear.
All my characters are precious to me on some level, yes all 300+, I never re-used a picture I had already used, because that picture was already for certain character. Same goes for the names, pretty much.
Though... I suppose I have 3 or 5 specially selected characters that I have brought up maybe 4 times, all in different role plays. They have slightly changed name over the time, but their background is still similar to the original and so is their appearance.

My current story, the one that I really care enough for and can call a story, is told trough the viewpoint of a male (I always liked RPing guys, too x3) but the other main character is female, and they both are very important for the story.
They are not RP characters, never have been, and story idea was actually inspiration gained here, from Trisphee... It started off as a short story I wanted to gift to Trisphee, lol. XD

This makes me itch for a roleplay, just so I could figure out a character for myself.

The problem I have is I might like the character I create, but they're like... only interesting if they follow the path I have in my head. I have a roleplay going on this one site (wolf roleplays lololol I'm lame) and it's soooooooooo boooooooriiiiingggg because the dude just, agrees with everything my character says despite the fact that the character's main trait is that she irritates everyone around her, unwittingly insults everybody, and has no regard for personal space or authority figures.

The entire interest in the character relies on those traits, and I'm wondering if it's my mistake for not making characters that aren't interesting in every situation they're in, or if it's the person I'm playing against's fault for not trying to take advantage of the character's personality traits.