Picrew OC Maker Girl

This version of the maker starts with a girl character: twin tails, a sailor uniform, sparkle eyes and a bow. Every part is still editable, so treat the starting look as a first draft. Change the hair first, then work down.

Nothing is locked by gender. If you want a girl with a blazer, short crop and a scar, the parts are all here.

Hairstyles that define a girl OC

Hair does most of the work in this art style because it frames the face and sets the outline. The Hair tab controls the back and the Bangs tab controls the front, so you can mix them freely.

• Twin tails and Space buns read as energetic and young. They pair well with Sparkle eyes and an Open grin.
• Long straight and Long wavy read as calm or elegant. Try them with Curtain bangs and Soft brows.
• Braids and Ponytail suit sporty or practical characters. The hair tie uses your accent color.
• Bob and Flipped ends are good for modern, everyday characters and look clean in a small profile picture.

Outfits: cute, casual or formal

The Dress is the fastest way to a finished look because it covers top and bottom in one piece. Set Bottom to None, pick Mary Janes and you are done. The waist ribbon follows the Detail color.

For a school look use the Sailor uniform with the Pleated skirt. For casual, the Hoodie over Shorts works with almost any hair. For a cooler tone, the Open jacket with Leggings and Platform boots changes the whole mood of the same face.

Picking colors that look soft, not flat

Pastel characters can lose contrast. Keep one dark anchor in the design, such as dark shoes or a dark skirt, so the lighter colors have something to sit against. If the hair is pink, try a violet or blue eye instead of matching pink. A matching eye and hair color tends to blur together at small sizes.