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(Swanfreckle will be excluded since I don’t change her design like at all)
1. Torrentgaze
When I revisited my old design of Torrentgaze, an issue I had with it was the annoying amount of stripes I added. I did like her original palette though, but I wanted to dull them down a bit instead of having my colors be so vibrant. So in the redesign, I kept some of the concepts and colors (for example the lime green as stripes), white as her base, and a gray dark blue. With this redesign, I also wanted to work on shapes. Torrentgaze has the sharpest lines and angles out of the entire group, and the only one who has dominant cheek bones. I wanted to make her seem cold, neutral, serious, mysterious. Someone who seems so distant that you can only admire from afar (this impression plays into Cloverdawn’s whole thing.) I was struggling with her patterns, but I decided to just keep it simple since so much was already happening on her face. I also disliked how I drew her hair at first, so I adjusted it to be a bit more bouncy to add to her overall silhouette. Her palette is one of the coldest besides Swanfreckle’s.
2. Peachleap
Again came the issue with the original design; it felt overcluttered and there was barely cohesion besides the heart motif I scattered around. The spots do not fit her personality, so I changed it out to be tabby stripes instead! I dulled out her vibrant pinks, but kept her fangs and stub tail. Also, when I made the headshot art, it was to make it so I could visualize a part of the design first so I could work my way down once I had a design I liked. When I posted the headshot art lineup all together, I took into account about their cat heights. Peachleap is the only one distinctly facing upwards since she’s the shortest of the cast! I also needed to take into account of their personalities—what kind of character are they? Confidence is a big part of Airi’s character, so I gave Peachleap a big grin with her fangs sticking out, and her eyebrows are angled downwards to create a bold expression. Her head angle also plays into the character as well! It makes her seem very determined. Her rounded downturned eyes also add to her cuteness, and I wanted to keep that.
*As you see in a lot of my redesigns, I want to keep some aspects of the old design to bring to the new one. This is because I clearly did have good ideas for how I imagined them, I just didn’t have the skills to properly execute them yet. Now I do!
3. Cloverdawn
Cloverdawn was the easiest to design when excluding Swanfreckle (but she’s perfect in every way so it makes sense). I had a very clear idea of how I wanted Cloverdawn to look, and in the first image concept art, I knew how I wanted her patterns to be designed! A brown spotted bengal inspired cat with wide eyes and eyelashes. Also, not adding clovers to her design would literally kill me so those aren’t optional when it comes to drawing her. The specific three leaf clovers are typically only on her ear and chest; the one next to her ear can be sort of a stand-in to her canon flower in her braid. Cloverdawn has the warmest color palette, featuring warm browns and a vibrant green. Her violet shade in her eyes is the dullest thing in her design. There’s not much commentary on this one since she was super easy to design. In her headshot however, there’s more to be said. As I’ve already mentioned, the headshot art was first because I needed to stay focused on a specific part of the pattern to then work my way down to the fullbody. This doesn’t only mean the colors and patterns themselves, it also means their shape language. I knew I needed Cloverdawn to look HOPEFUL. So I drew her head slightly tilted upwards, and most people probably didn’t notice, but her chin is the only one that’s curved is instead of a straight line. I wanted to give her a childish look, so there’s soft lines, wide eyes, and a big smile. Unlike Peachleap’s determined expression, Cloverdawn’s eyebrows are lifted to make the impression that she seems positive. The sharpest lines in her design is honestly only her hair, but it’s meant to act as a way to make her silhouette more recognizable; it’s also meant to replicate her 2D model’s hair as well!
