And these moods differ depending on the day, time, weather and the last person we've talked to--- which often leaves us wanting to bury someone alive or boil in hot oil. Not exactly the kind of mood to inspire but, hey, it works for us. Plus, the more my sis and I argue, the more we can actually create new characters (they just eventually end up non-human).
A majority of these randomly created drawings were done on scraps of paper, notebooks or the blank pages of a book. The more disposable they are the more I want to use them. Since my family runs a School & Office Supplies store there's plenty of reject papers around. Clean sheets of paper makes me lose the mood to work, a personality of mine to keep things clean the way they are.
Whenever we do get a hold of anything we can draw on we find ourselves with a pen or pencil in hand and already doodling and forming shapes on the blank page.
These shapes may be an eye, a pair of eyes, mouth, nose, hands, hair, expressions, body movements or an entire character complete with apparel but no face. We doodle with whatever hits us. There are times when our erratic scribbles can be used as patters on our characters clothes and extras, or they're just plain scribbles.
The number of our random works are still increasing up to this day, and when a new one comes up, expect it to be piled on top among the rest after a couple of days. If not, its easily discarded.
