No.1: Ruslan Diegovich
The year is 1962, and Ruslan is one of the filmographers for the Soviet propaganda machine. He changed his name to “Diegovich” because he wanted something “more Spanish-ish.” He’s young and full of promise, but considers himself an artiste and a bit of a maverick. His films are… interesting, to say the least. While his work has yet to really upset any members of the government, it’s mostly because no one seems to understand any of his pieces. Ruslan considers this a compliment, and forges ahead in search of new ways to really push the medium of film.
Random Wikipedia Inspiration of the Day:Â http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruslan_Korostenskij
2012 Challenger: Stuntmantan
Hello everyone, super excited to be participating once again in the 30 Character Challenge. I made an attempt last year, but never did any of the community stuff and ultimately burned out. I’m feeling good about it this year, and will be trying to participate more on the site to better motivate myself to stay around.
I don’t really have a universe that I’m trying to fill with characters, and I don’t have any plans to create a universe from any of my characters. This will strictly be an exercise in character design and draftsmanship. I’m planning on simply selecting a Wikipedia page at random for each day and using that for inspiration.
I wish you all the best of luck, together we can do this thing!
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