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Published: 2009-07-10 16:49:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 2697; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 246
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Our company is going through a rebranding, and for a few weeks now, our CD and I have been working on our new mascot (when I've not been trying to make myself pass out by banging my head in a car door after over 9000 hours of coding).So here's Addie the Owl... and a simultaneous peek into my corporate life.
Some select thumbnail sketches from our development process here:
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Alot of fun on this one. And you know me, I rarely use the word fun when I describe my career, much as I generally enjoy it.
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Ahahaha! We made this guy before Troy was a thing. Ironic much?
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I wish I still had the animated ones we did for him.
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The "shoot me" one is adorable. But maybe I'm just cruel
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Hhaaa! I love him, too. We called him the morbid owl with creepy eyeballs.
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Maybe they'll find a use for him yet! >
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cute! Great job ^_^...
...haha..."shoot me". Nice.
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esta muy tierno el diseΓ±o X3 buen trabajo
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I adore the little pissed off owl. The whole "I'mma peck yer eyes out!" expressionism and the fluffed-up feathers are just totally awesome XD
I love seeing development sketches too, it shows the birth of a character and how many changes and designs the little fellow went through to get to this stage, all the different markings and feathers and eyebrows and the like.
I concur with =SaturnGrl - definitely want a plushie of this little guy
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We're gonna be makin' plushes, you can bet on it
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WOOT...or should that be 'HOOT'?
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D'aww! Reminds me a bit of the comic book character Owly.
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If I weren't terrified of owls, I'd say that's damn cute XD
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Oh, that is adorable! I want a plushie of that owl!
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Excellent art, Dawn. Beautiful design and detailed character. He's very cute. Awesome poses, colors and expressions.
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