Janet Merai
先輩
- 10 Mar 2007
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So here is what I am trying to do.
Using Picasa, I am tagging photos in Japanese for concept reference (largely so I do not default to English as it won't help me learn) for characters I want to create for my game.
I find this very convenient because I can search for tagged words and focus on particular aspects of design and reference.
However, there are drawings and CG illustrations I enjoy that I would like to tag correctly and not based on my incorrect knowledge
There is one in particular I heavily enjoy because one character I am designing is portrayed both young and adult (two separate games and theme reasons) but I wanted to know.
What is a proper word or suffix to refer to a girl who isn't very old like 30-ish but old to be young like a young adult?
There is a history for her younger age at around 4 - her older counterpart.
Say like 19 or 20, what is a good or accurate word/suffix to refer to a character as such?
Female, 18-ish or 20, not exactly adult nor young but in-between.
I think this is a very common trend.
Thank you for any help people :3
Using Picasa, I am tagging photos in Japanese for concept reference (largely so I do not default to English as it won't help me learn) for characters I want to create for my game.
I find this very convenient because I can search for tagged words and focus on particular aspects of design and reference.
However, there are drawings and CG illustrations I enjoy that I would like to tag correctly and not based on my incorrect knowledge
There is one in particular I heavily enjoy because one character I am designing is portrayed both young and adult (two separate games and theme reasons) but I wanted to know.
What is a proper word or suffix to refer to a girl who isn't very old like 30-ish but old to be young like a young adult?
There is a history for her younger age at around 4 - her older counterpart.
Say like 19 or 20, what is a good or accurate word/suffix to refer to a character as such?
Female, 18-ish or 20, not exactly adult nor young but in-between.
I think this is a very common trend.
Thank you for any help people :3