I've had Nostolgia Critic's "Zach the Psychomaniac" song in my head the entire time that I was creating this character sheet... even though the lyrics of that song reaaally don't fit this character. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueAJVxEDjxY

This character sheet has been almost finished for over a week.
It took me longer then I wanted to finish because apparently I forgot to save after doing a large chunk of the text and didn't feel like redoing it right away.

Clothing design is based on Kurtis Stryker of Mortal Kombat 9, but I unintentionally did this and didn't realize it until I played Mortal Kombat 9 a few weeks ago. All I could think of was Zach whenever Stryker was on the screen. Sooo I'm not going to fight the inspiration source and will openly admit to it.

I actually used this character in a series on Tumblr that documented my process of creating a character from start to finish.
Part 1 (Preliminary Thoughts) - http://ulario.tumblr.com/post/49373.....part-1-initial
Part 2 (First Pass Sketches) - http://ulario.tumblr.com/post/49373.....s-part-2-first
Part 3 (Refined Sketches) - http://ulario.tumblr.com/post/50463.....part-3-refined
Part 4 (Detailing) - http://ulario.tumblr.com/post/50673.....process-part-4
Part 5 (Clothing) - http://ulario.tumblr.com/post/52720.....art-5-clothing

This picture is meant to focus on my notes about the species and putting a definite design down on paper rather then writing a masterpiece. I usually catch most typos, but some slip by me. If you see one and it bugs you, please send a note rather then publicly announcing it. Thank you! There are most likely a few typos here because Photoshop has been sticking on double letters lately.

Yes... I do take commissions for character sheets like these.

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