The tale of Eyelizabeth’s creation is more complex than it needs to be. But that won’t stop me from telling a shortened version.

Eyelizabeth started off as a joke that I made while playing Roblox with a friend. We were making really stupid avatars, and he made one that had an eye for a head… so I thought it’d be funny if I made a female version of it. So I did. Then we stopped and went on with our lives.

But I didn’t forget. The next day, I posted a picture of the character and joked about turning it into a thicc figure and left it there. I then proceeded to bully Epitaph into making the figure because, deep down, I wanted her to be made in Stick Nodes. I wasn’t specifically wanting a thicc figure, but I knew that with my total lag of figure making knowledge, getting somebody in thicc nodes to make it was the most likely solution. And so I harassed Epitaph into making it. Because she didn’t have a name yet, Epitaph and I decided on the name Eyelizabeth...because when in doubt, resort to puns.

Epitaph made the figs… but they were only the nude figures. So I was left in a position where I needed to use my limited knowledge of making figures to make clothing. And this was where I discovered my talent to put clothing on stick figures in the stick figure animation application Stick Nodes Pro. Basically, It went very smoothly and looked a lot better compared to my previous attempts at making a figure… it took me a year to get myself to actually start doing it

Nothing much happened after that. I started planning a remake of Red after the announcement of the first Splash Screen “contest” and soon after I finished his helmet, I realized that I absolutely needed to make a Safe For Work version of Eyelizabeth. Not only because I needed an easy project to keep me from forgetting how to you the stick figure editor, but also because out of the characters that I had created, Eyelizabeth had quickly become my favorite because how much unique she is compared to Red, who just a knight; and Drik, who is a shapeshifting Base Figure.

It took me 7 months to make the Red Pack. It took me two nights to make the Eyelizabeth Pack.

Red’s Edit: I’ll probably end up developing the species that she’s a member of for my series that may or may not actually get made, in which I’ll probably ask Ralph to update the description of this pack.

Red’s Second Edit: Here’s a fun drinking game: Everytime to read the word “Eye” in the description and comments, take a drink.

#OC #Eye