How it works
OC accessories ideas, sorted by where they are worn: 144 small things for an original character, from hair clips to tail rings. These OC accessory ideas each carry one telling detail and a note on drawing it.
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From head to tail
The list under the button holds six places: Head and hair, Face and ears, Neck and shoulders, Hands and wrists, Waist, belts and bags, Feet, ankles and tails. Pick the part of the design that looks empty.
Then by style
Open More filters under the same list for a second row: Everyday, Fantasy or Science fiction. The row narrows whichever place you picked, so Hands and wrists with Fantasy deals a gauntlet, bracers and a thumb ring.
- One accessory with a story does more than five without. Add a second only if it argues with the first.
Questions and answers
What accessories suit an OC?
Ones that say something the outfit does not: a watch with no hands, a belt with extra holes punched by hand. Each line here gives the detail first, then what it suggests about the wearer.
How is this different from the props in the character design generator?
The character design generator deals props a character carries, such as a skateboard or a spellbook. Everything on this page is worn: on the head, the face, the neck, the hands, the waist or the feet.
Are there accessories for characters with tails or hooves?
Yes. Feet, ankles and tails holds a tail ring, a tail sleeve, hoof boots and a tail light beside the socks and sneakers. Antler buds and ear-tip rings sit in the head and face groups.
Do the accessories name brands?
No. Nothing here names a brand, a logo or an item from a film, a show or a game. Every accessory is described in plain words, so the design stays your own.