3 Things I wish I knew before designing my VTuber 

Thats amazing! You got this !!

​@@velasliveYes, I also like her, I want to start the VTuber world... I express my sincere thanks to you who have made this video! 💙

Just a thought, maybe add more layers to the clothes? Like a dark shirt peeking through a bundled up green coat as a false hope for safety😸 and maybe make some elements spiky or more sharp, like the hair, or accessories that don't affect the silhouette, so it seems like nothing from a distance but pretty dangerous when you pay attention

I would (imo) would think of having the cutesy clothes be like a Red Riding Hood sorta look with it being the hood but the clothes underneath are darker colored, rugged, torn, etc y'know?

Oh man honestly I have to make a lot more long form videos! But my shorts may be more informative. And my older video called “How to Get a VTuber” may help I talked a little bit about 3d models there. I have a playlist called “How to be a VTuber that may be helpful!” I’ll also make a new one called VTuber Journey where I’ll compile the videos showing my progress. That’s so wonderful your working hard to make your character come to life 🥹 Vroid is a wonderful app!

@@velaslive I'm actually planning to make a 2D VTuber model and plan to rig it using Live2D and then have VTube Studio for actually using the model (a friend of mine REALLY wants me to succeed, and has offered to foot the bills for me to use those once I'm ready to use them) :3 VRoid is pretty nice, but the issue I have is that textures often warp if the body has specific proportions, and the faces are kind of locked in this whole cutesy anime type style that doesn't fully work for me. So I'm drawing a model in a more edgy cartoony style that I will work to rig later. So it will be kinda promoting my art as well XD But I'll keep your suggestions noted, thank you ^__^

That’s alright I like it how it is 🙂‍↕️

You can always try piccrew! Especially ones with commercial use. Or the reality app!