This document contains initial sketches and design experiments for a character called MorLe the Mouse Assassin. The artist wanted to create a "weedy mouse assassin" and used initial sketches to work on proportions and shape. They then studied the work of artist Juan Lee to help with body shape, combining their style with the character type. Further experiments included facial expressions, color experiments, and a turnaround of the final MorLe character design.
This document contains initial sketches and design experiments for a character called MorLe the Mouse Assassin. The artist wanted to create a "weedy mouse assassin" and used initial sketches to work on proportions and shape. They then studied the work of artist Juan Lee to help with body shape, combining their style with the character type. Further experiments included facial expressions, color experiments, and a turnaround of the final MorLe character design.
This document contains initial sketches and design experiments for a character called MorLe the Mouse Assassin. The artist wanted to create a "weedy mouse assassin" and used initial sketches to work on proportions and shape. They then studied the work of artist Juan Lee to help with body shape, combining their style with the character type. Further experiments included facial expressions, color experiments, and a turnaround of the final MorLe character design.
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