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0089,0179,0188,0269,0278,0359,0368,0377,0449,0458,0467,0557,
0566,1169,1178,1259,1268,1277,1349,1358,1367,1448,1457,1466,
1556,2249,2258,2267,2339,2348,2357,2366,2447,2456,2555,3338,3347,3356,3446,3455,4445
0099,0189,0279,0288,0369,0378,0459,0468,0477,0558,0567,0666,
1179,1188,1269,1278,1359,1368,1377,1449,1458,1467,1557,1566,
2259,2268,2277,2349,2358,2367,2448,2457,2466,2556,3339,3348,3357,3366,3447,3456,3555,4446,4455

In my opinion, these are the most important factors in any character design: color, concept, shape, simplicity, cohesiveness, repeatability, personality anduniqueness.

Color: Any design with colors all over the place creates too many places for the eye to look. Keep your color design very simple and zen. Looking at the colors shouldn't be jarring orconfusing. This isn't to say only use one color, not at all, but try to make sure the ones you use are harmonious. Avoid mixing and matching different saturations of the same color or picking colors thatclash with one another.

My rule of thumb: Stick to no more than three base colors and some value variations.

Concept: Your design should have inspiration, even if the inspiration is just yourintended character's personality or an interesting object that represents them. Your character could be a bookworm, and that would impact her posture, her clothing, her hairstyle...pretty much everythingabout her! You can design clothing based on objects, elements, existing fashions or other things that relate to your character's personality.

My rule of thumb: Your whole design should radiatewith one strong idea.

Shape: Every character should have a unique overall shape. Nothing is more boring than a lineup of characters with the same exact body type, height, stance, etc. There's so muchthat can be conveyed by body shape and posture, and it's really worth looking at pictures of people to learn to draw as many different types as possible.

My rule of thumb: You should be able to...