Hello! First off, digimon d&d sounds amazing where do I sign up- secondly, I think the scarf is a pretty easy fix, just make sure it looks chunky enough so it indeed still reads on a small format and then try to have the one end of the scarf fold over the other part like this, to show it's been wrapped/tied. Hope this helps, have fun with it!! c:

Sad Lopmon WIP

Artist's notes:

So this is going to end up being an emote for the discord my friends and I use for digimon D&D. I’m having a lot of trouble with the scarf, as it's really hard for me to drape it on something with such small shoulders. I would also really appreciate tips on how to emphasize/exaggerate the emotion/expression. Since it's going to be a small emote I need the expression to be readable at that size. Don't worry about the body, that will be taken out so I can zoom in on the head for the actual emote, I just needed it there to try and help position things better.

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@hannah6 days ago

Hello! First off, digimon d&d sounds amazing where do I sign up- secondly, I think the scarf is a pretty easy fix, just make sure it looks chunky enough so it indeed still reads on a small format and then try to have the one end of the scarf fold over the other part like this, to show it's been wrapped/tied. Hope this helps, have fun with it!! c:

@kenji886096 days ago

the wrapped scarf in the paintover helps a lot, maybe keep the front fold a bit thicker than the hanging end so it still reads when lopmon is tiny and the sad face stays first

@cecona5 days ago

This is so helpful! Thank you!

@hannah5 days ago

You're so welcome! :D

@tomas545082 weeks ago

maybe push the mouth and brow shapes a little farther to sell the emotion, then wrap the scarf in one clear S curve so it reads as a soft fold instead of a flat band.

@cecona2 weeks ago

I don't exactly understand what you mean by an s curve. Do you mean like having it hang more loosely?