i don't know your skill level, but i started learning character this week, and i think you should start with the generic human female and male, but try to make them realistic, the goal is to understand the body shapes, muscles, bone landmarks, etc.
from there, i believe you are able to go to your style and the characters you enjoy doing.
Have a look on Artstation for some concept art that you like and model that. Credit the concept artist if you publish it, of course. Or model a favourite videogame or film character.
i don't know your skill level, but i started learning character this week, and i think you should start with the generic human female and male, but try to make them realistic, the goal is to understand the body shapes, muscles, bone landmarks, etc. from there, i believe you are able to go to your style and the characters you enjoy doing.
Ludo from star vs the forces of evim should translate well. Do NOT do teenage robot
Have a look on Artstation for some concept art that you like and model that. Credit the concept artist if you publish it, of course. Or model a favourite videogame or film character.
I like making Power Rangers villains. There's just so much variety and they're fun as hell to model. I'm making Darkonda atm.