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Case study - Besswarden
🕑 Added 2024-07-08 12:34:11 +0000 UTCSo we've seen the style options for the baseline springhare that is Jasmine, that being the Minor Changes, Major Changes an the Cute Style. But what of other species? Well, lets find out!
In this case we'll go with Besswarden, a character who's been seen before but only breifly. Still, as such we have artwork of him in the current Inanis style (picture one and two).
In picture three we have a case study for how he'd look in the two main styles, the Minor Changes version being on the left, and the Major Changes version being on the right. Both pieces are considered a normal standing pose.
Due to time constraints the two Cute Style pieces were not considered just yet, and I'm not sure they'll be needed as there's not too much change room between them to justify redoing them each time (For now).
Any comments, questions, thoughts or the like are very much welcome at this stage! is there anthing you like about either of the two style refreshes, or anything you do not like? Do let me know here in the comment, or in the supporters section of the discord server!
Comments
Ben
Glad to hear it! I worry about coming across more as rude than helpful, sometimes. xux
Tea Spot
Entirely fair! We'll be having another one of these shortly with another species. Honestly, your feedback is super useful! <3
Ben
Gotcha! Yeah, it could be neat! Just, hard for me to say for sure is all! X3
Tea Spot
Ah, yes! the hunched over aspects of the Major Changes version is due to the quadrapedal aspects of the species coming through soemwhat. Clothing will be intnded to fit around that if the style is chosen and animals who as ferals are on their back legs (like springhares in the previous post) are more upright as a result.. though even there you can see the back posture difference.
Ben
I kinda dig the minor changes version for this one, myself! Maybe it'd look better with context, but being hunched over as much as the major changes pose is just feels kinda awkward for a normal standing pose.
