Three Buddies

I now introduce to you....3 new OCs!!!

**PLEASE READ FOR SOME INFORMATION ON THESE CHARACTERS!**
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From left to right: Paul Goldstein, Michael (Mike-O) O' Brian, and Richard Tamaki.

Let's see...what to say about them...They met freshman year in university as roommates in their dorm room. They are now each in their third year of university (juniors) and have moved out of their dorm but remained roommates in an apartment near the school.

Paul: A mix of French, Polish, Lebanese, Italian, and a whole bunch of different races, Paul is basically a mutt. He is a tall, skinny, quiet guy. He's very lethargic and comes off as lazy. The few times that you can hear him speak, he is probably saying something intellectual, witty, and freaking hilarious. He doesn't smile often, but he is not a sad person. He greatly enjoys playing a variety of videogames and his cooking is delicious. He almost always wears a beanie on his head because he has difficulty controlling his messy hair.

Mike-O: Half Irish and half Hungarian, Mike-O is an incredibly kind and generous person. His choice of appearance often makes people mistake him for a delinquent, or an untrustworthy kid. He wears earrings, an eyebrow piercing, and a lip ring. He also wears colored contacts that are red with pupils in the shape of cat eye slits. His eyebrows naturally furrow, making him look angry all the time, but he's an easy going guy and cracks jokes all the time. He cares very deeply for those who are close to him.

Richard: He is the child of Japanese immigrants, but was born in America. He comes off as a pompous jerk, but is quite kind in reality. He has a problem in which he let's you know his honest opinion but says it in a rude way, when all he wanted to do in the first place was to help improve in some way. His appearance is very important to him, so you'll never see him outside of his house NOT looking good.

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Some time in the future, I will draw each of them separately and give more information to the independent character.

I've been working on them for a while. What I like about them: THEY'RE NORMAL! THEY'RE REALISTIC! And they make me go:"Aww, just look at my boys!"

If you correctly guess which one of the three is my favorite, I'll give you a llama. You only get one try!