Hey Alfie - I like 13 in terms of the way you're using the hat and the shirt in relationship to the sphere shape - I do think you can incorporate the molecular diagram into the character's clothes - for example - if you imagine looking up at the bottom of your character, the bottom of the sphere could have the molecular diagram on it - so the character could shift around to show it, before shifting around to show the 'face side' of the sphere (if that makes sense). I don't know if you're aware of these toys - Madballs - they're grotesque, but they might encourage you to think about how much you can get out of a sphere...
http://www.madballs.com
But this might be useful too - the way in which your 'sphere character' could literally change his face around as he needs too...
After some talks, I was advised to step away from my sketch book and try using a different medium on a bigger scale. I then got...
Hey Alfie - I like 13 in terms of the way you're using the hat and the shirt in relationship to the sphere shape - I do think you can incorporate the molecular diagram into the character's clothes - for example - if you imagine looking up at the bottom of your character, the bottom of the sphere could have the molecular diagram on it - so the character could shift around to show it, before shifting around to show the 'face side' of the sphere (if that makes sense). I don't know if you're aware of these toys - Madballs - they're grotesque, but they might encourage you to think about how much you can get out of a sphere...
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But this might be useful too - the way in which your 'sphere character' could literally change his face around as he needs too...
https://vimeo.com/30402976
Thanks Phil :)
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