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This drawing was inspired by what @TVsKyle said about Prohyas, on how he challenges the norms of masculinity on his appearance on #WeTalkFunny.
I think I finally nailed down Christopher Robin and Pooh. Special thanks to my friend @JWCartoonist for his help ironing out the details. I hope y'all like it. I hope to get a finished line up soon.
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Here's CR with the animals, how do you think they all look together? If ya'll have any thoughts or critiques please say so.
Thanks to my friend @JWCartoonist,I tweaked my Christopher Robin design to have a mop of messy hair, as a way to help demonstrate his playful and energetic persona.
Here he's seen in his school and play clothes,everyday he throws on a big sweater and runs to the woods.
Thoughts?
Has anybody ever wondered why in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Rabbit was painted green instead of yellow? Maybe they thought having two yellow characters on screen would be too much for kids.Or maybe it was a color correction problem in production,I don't know, do you?
I'm currently workin on Christopher Robin, and the first thing you'll notice is he's black, which I think makes the kid more interesting than having him be a white boy with dirty blonde hair. In my version he's more outdoorsy and adventurous, yet also bumbling too. (1/4)