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wildcard555 · 07-31-2019

To be honest, I don't really care, I don't have a specific preference.

If sufficient details are provided and cover art would be missing the reader would create and visualize there own characters within there mind, ... Or at least that how my brain is wired.

If the story teller did a good job (in character details) and at a later time, cover art of that character would be released and the reader would go like 'Hey that is <character name>' than you did a great job.

So yeah, making good use of cultural references may it be language, skin tone, behavior or difference in physical body variations are all great means to paint a character with words.

07-31-2019	#4
wildcard555 Lurker Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 20	Re: Diversity in BE To be honest, I don't really care, I don't have a specific preference. If sufficient details are provided and cover art would be missing the reader would create and visualize there own characters within there mind, ... Or at least that how my brain is wired. If the story teller did a good job (in character details) and at a later time, cover art of that character would be released and the reader would go like 'Hey that is <character name>' than you did a great job. So yeah, making good use of cultural references may it be language, skin tone, behavior or difference in physical body variations are all great means to paint a character with words.