Character design research
Peter Thaler and Lars Denicke
Peter Thaler and Lars Denicke are illustrators who are best
known for their character designs that mainly include cute colorful
small-deformed animals and bizarre looking creatures. With most of their
characters some don’t actually have a mouth to express words, so the characters
rely on their eyes to show their emotions this is what gives a few of them
a cute appearance, along with the portrayal of alternative ways of
communications e.g. facial expressions and body language since actions can
sometimes speak louder than words.
I find both of their designs very bizarre and somewhat useful I
could possibly use their style to make my character grill look more ugly while
also giving his arms a more lanky appearance that could portray him as a more
agile but also clumsy villain.
Bruce
Timm
Bruce Timm is an American character designer/animator who is
best known for his work in developing the styles of characters for the DC
animated series Justice League and his own comic book series that involved
designing new forms for heroes and villains such as Harley Quinn. I
particularly like his style for the antagonist know as Gorilla Grodd, plus seeing
that he is a villain I could use this to my advantage at portraying my
character Grill in a similar fashion.
Gorillas and cyborgs reference
imagery
Apart from
Bruce Tim and other Pictoplasma illustrators I have searched through other
character designs that somewhat related to the character I am planning to
create, for example anthropomorphic gorillas and cartoonish cyborgs who have
robotic implants yet still retain the organic body parts of their original
self.

Disney's Ape and Action Man's Doctor. X
DC Gorilla Grodd and monsieur Mallah
Power Puff girls Mojo Jojo
Disney Kerchak
kong the animated series
DC lightening Lad
Disney John Silver
Chris sands Clyde
DC Cyborg
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