New Oc

Hi, soon i will post more one comic page and start to work on conossuir art, but yesterday we got this.

We were having some fun on discord and created this oc, that we still need to name it. Basically her hair shines or change color depending on her emotions. 

CreativityOverdrive described as this and i think was perfect:

"Red: Anger, frustration, rage, irritation, moods similar to wanting or wishing harm or negative outcomes to something or someone else.

 Red Violet/Pink: Lust, desire, pleasure, craving, love, and emotions of particular emotional or physical need. 

Purple/Violet/Magenta: Curiousity, wonder, and other moods of wanting to know something 

Indigo/Blue Violet: Depressed, lonely, exhausted, grief, hungry, thirsty, and other emotions regarding lack of basic needs or self confidence 

Blue: Sadness (not to the extent of depression), calmness, content, boredom acceptance, and other generally slow-paced moods. 

Blue-Green/Seagreen: Anxiety, panic, confusion, shock, surprise, scared, unsureness, and other moods that depict negative anticipation 

Green: Nausea, lightheadedness, feelings of being dirty or ugly, or other emotions that focus more on one’s physical state. 

Lime Green/Yellow-Green: Appreciation, thankfulness, pridefulness, inspiration, gratitude, hope, and other emotions focused on positive self-thinking or wanting to make oneself better 

Yellow: Happiness, amusement, cleverness, excitement, awe, elevation, cheerfulness, euphoria, good surprise, and other moods of positivity and good anticipation 

Yellow-Orange/Gold: Teasingness, confidence, boldness, enthusiasm, hot-heatedness, sassiness, and other emotions depicting more self-centered emotions on one’s good characteristics 

Orange: Annoyance, preved, discontent, displeasure, disapproval, and other moods that are a result of others pushing one’s buttons, being bratty, or not following rules.

 Red-Orange/Crimson Red/Scarlet: Disgust, aversion, offended, impatient, stubbornness, pain, cringe, peeved, and other moods as the result of quite negative visual, physical, or auditory outcomes."