CHARACTER
Characters and cartoons
Confirm the source, version, costume, expression and defining features before adapting the composition to the available area.
LC · ANIME & COLOUR
Start from the expression, movement and defining details of a character, then rebuild the image for the body. LC uses outline, colour relationships and motion to preserve recognition and narrative rather than simply copying a screenshot.

STYLE GUIDE
The same character can become a portrait, action scene, emblem or manga panel. Identify the expression, motion and palette that matter most.
CHARACTER
Confirm the source, version, costume, expression and defining features before adapting the composition to the available area.
COMPOSITION
Dynamic poses, motion lines, props and panel framing can add narrative, but elements need a clear hierarchy.
COLOUR
Colour preserves signature relationships; black and grey shifts attention to outline and contrast. Skin tone, scale and sun care also matter.
SELECTED WORK
Real work by LC showing different approaches to character outline, colour areas and movement.



PREPARE
Character and source, preferred scene, elements to keep or avoid, placement, dimensions, colour preference, budget and dates.
QUOTE
Scale, placement, character detail, background, colour areas, coverage and time are assessed together.
Read the pricing guide ↗COLOUR CARE
Follow the cleaning and moisturising instructions during healing. After healing, sun protection reduces long-term UV exposure.
Read the aftercare guide ↗FAQ
Yes. Send the character, source and preferred scene. The piece is adapted rather than copied directly from an online image.
Colour normally appears softer after healing. Skin, sun exposure, friction and aftercare affect how it changes over time.
It depends on facial features, costume, props, background and colour areas. Dense ideas may need more space or fewer elements.
BOOK LC
Send the character, placement, dimensions, references, budget and available dates.