Client Character Designs

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Starting from 2021, I have been working as an animator and the main creative vision for Believe Ltd's Stop the Bleeding (seasons 11-14) educational webseries. The production has a very limited budget, so when designing the characters, there is a high emphasis on creating concepts that, while eye catching, are also quick and easy to build and use on Toon Boom Harmony.
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Initial Character Concept Exploration (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Initial Character Concept Exploration (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Color Scheme Exploration Part 1 (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Color Scheme Exploration Part 1 (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Color Scheme Exploration Part 2 (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Color Scheme Exploration Part 2 (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Full Character Lineup (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Full Character Lineup (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Rachel Character Puppet Turnaround (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S12 - Riley Character Puppet Turnaround (2022)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Full Character Lineup (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Factor 8 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Factor 8 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Factor 9 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Factor 9 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Von Willebrand Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Von Willebrand Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Initial Character Concept Sketches (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Initial Character Concept Sketches (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Old Factor 8 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Old Factor 8 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Old Factor 9 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
Stop the Bleeding S11 - Old Factor 9 Character Puppet Turnaround (2021)
For Associated Children's Media's "What Happens Next?" picture book series, I started each new entry conceptualizing a character and jumped off from there. The characters were carefully vetted by the client through a multiple revisions before finally settling on their designs. As they were the main characters and present for the majority of the books' illustrations, perfecting them was top priority.
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