Miss Information Reference Sheet

Reference sheet for Miss Information from Bridge Builders.

A flamboyant singer who has a dramatic flair and everchanging face. Her heavy makeup is the one constant feature that sticks around.

She also really likes killer heels, being able to walk as if she's lighter than air.

Moon Dog Fight

“You bad dog! Or should I say, good dog?”

One of the creative clubs' brainstorming sessions at BridgeCity resulted in the idea that a superdog is able to calm and cheer up even the most recalcitrant villains due to her simple heart. So, enter Moon Girl, supersized, extra fluffy, and extra licky. In real life, she is Philososhy's dog. Still big, but not as massive as shown here.

Miss Information can't help but be genuine in front of a giant fluffball, despite her best efforts to make Moon Girl stop treating her like a teddy bear.

Miss Information: Character Design

First pass of Miss Information's design for the BridgeBuilders musical project. I decided that her facial features except her white makeup change in every image. Her fan has a fractal pattern in my art currently.

Miss Information's Capital Performance

Another capital performance as Miss information takes the stage! This is a crop from a larger piece for BridgeCity's BridgeBuilders project. Miss Information's outfit is a lot more translucent than my typical fictional outfits. She wears a Mandelbrot-shaped necklace set with amethysts which hides a transceiver and loudspeaker to better project her voice.

Miss Information

A character design intended for BridgeBuilders, a musical superhero project. Despite the name, she's not from Gameoverse. I took inspiration from the Innamorati from commedia dell'arte for the design, as well as Pilgrim stereotypes. The character notes I was given mention that Miss Information is a femme fatale whose face constantly changes. She and her team are weak to nature, so I chose to design her with full coverage clothes except her face and neck. As for why she wears high heels when almost none of my character designs do so, it's in the commedia dell'arte handbook for the Innamorati: "The posture that the lovers take on is that of strong pride. They point their toes while standing and puff up their chests. Overall, they lack contact with the ground and seem to float across the ground rather than take steps."