I remember that the thing I liked least was the design of the plushies. They have... creepy eyes.

I had no idea Christopher married his cousin, nor that his daughter had a severe case of cerebral palsy. The most touching part is that Christopher Robin created a foundation to help people with disabilities! It's nice to know she wasn't mistreated. Quite progressive for its time, I must admit.

Kanga and Roo sketches!

I also tried to think of some pajamas for Kanga. Ideally something feminine, but not long (so as not to cover her pouch).

And lil' extra;

I always strive for a touch of realism and the certainty of understanding the furry style I create.

I've already finished my studies on tigers, bears, and pigs.

The next one was on rabbits. I was particularly satisfied with each reading of "Leporid biology" or "lagomorph biology" I did.

I finally understand more!

I celebrated the end of my studies with a drawing of my redesigned Rabbit (Military AU version).

He is my babygirl /j

*coff coff* "Anyways..."

I decided to give him age, some mental "conditions," and also a more "refined" personality. Not to exaggerate, but to show how the people around you also change you. In this AU, he's a military general and decorated by the elite. So, It's obvious he doesn't meet just "anyone".

(taking the Disney adaptation design as a guide)

My favorite part of this design is his whiskers.

At first, I thought a French-style mustache would suit him, but I didn't want to make him look older than I actually wanted (focusing on making him look younger than Owl).

So, the final decision was a mock English mustache with his rabbit whiskers.

The main difference is that an English mustache is narrow and neatly trimmed with tips that curl upwards, while a French mustache is bushier and fuller, with tips that also point upwards, but with a more curved shape and often combined with a goatee or chin beard.

Ra-Ra! (Rabbit.)

And Pooh too.

You guys don't understand my joy when I try design alternatives for Tigger.

Well, most of them are VERY similar. I dare say none of them are "shocking" or "iconic," but that's because I prefer "soft animal realism."

The Christmas episode felt like a feverish dream to me. I barely remember Holly, but I know I loved her. Today I tried to redesign her, aiming to eliminate that Disney style and make her more "realistic" (at least to the extent that a cartoon allows).

And speaking of that series, I also did the same with Buster