Here are the rough designs I've come up with today:
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Natty, Captain Prim and Spruce. |
I came up with these because I chose a few animals that I know I had a connection with when I was younger: a hamster, a guinea pig and a rabbit. I liked the idea of using animals that children have as pets so I thought I then started breaking them down into shapes. Here are their simplified forms:
Trying but struggling a little, to get a form from the shapes.
Here are some various sketchbook drawings:




Some very cute designs going on here :D Say, Molly, what was it that made you choose bunnies and guinea pigs as your characters? I am just thinking since your animals work during the night cleaning children's dreams, shouldn't they be represented by more obvious nocturnal animals like owls, bats or fireflies? Just a suggestion :)
ReplyDeleteGood thinking Andi! I'm still not entirely sure what they'll be yet. The world they live in is the dream world, so I haven't decided if it'll be night there like it is when the child is sleeping ye, but I'm going to keep this in mind for sure, it makes a lot of sense :P
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