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Make a clean FPE OC base in seconds: paper-doodle school style, full body, front view, flat colour. Then remix it into your finished student or teacher OC for free.

An FPE OC base is a plain, full-body character in the paper-doodle school look: thick marker outlines, simple round faces, flat colour, like a drawing on lined notebook paper. Front view, neutral pose, simple background, so it is easy to build on. Start with the role. A student in a white shirt and tie, a student in a vest and shorts, a tall thin teacher in a cardigan with glasses, or a blank uniform left white to colour. Then make it yours with colours the canon cast does not use: green tie, blue vest, purple cardigan. Keep the shape simple so the face reads. Every image here is a clean base with the same sketchy paper style, so you can colour it yourself or remix it right here into a finished OC with an expression and a classroom background. Type a few words about your OC and the maker draws the base. Change one thing and try again. It is free, no limits.
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An FPE OC base is a plain, full-body drawing in the paper-doodle school style: thick marker outlines, simple round faces and flat colour, like something sketched on lined notebook paper. It is front view, neutral pose and on a simple background, made to be built on. Fans use a base to plan a new student or teacher: the hair, the uniform colours, the face and the props go on top.
Four steps. One: pick student or teacher. Two: type the basics, like hair, uniform pieces and two or three colours. Three: press make and wait a few seconds. Four: change one thing and try again until the base feels right. When you like it, remix it into the finished OC: add an expression, a prop or a classroom background. Each try is fast, so you can test many bases in a few minutes.
Simple shapes. The look is thick outlines, flat colour, round or oval faces and small dot eyes. That means one change reads loudly, so a tie colour, a hair shape or glasses is enough to make an OC feel new. Ask for a marker-sketch look on lined paper and keep the pose plain. If the result looks too detailed, ask for fewer lines and flatter colour.
Students are short with a rounded body, a shirt and tie or vest, and a skirt or shorts. Teachers are tall and thin with long limbs, a cardigan or coat and often glasses. Students are quicker to colour. Teachers give you more height and shape to play with. Pick colours the canon cast does not wear so your OC is clearly yours, like green, blue or purple, and make one of each if you cannot choose.
Yes, it is free with no limits. Make as many bases as you like. When one feels right, remix it: keep the character and add a face, a pose, a prop or a background. Every image is full body and front view on a clean background, so it also works as a reference sheet for drawing your OC yourself or for a commission.
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