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Design Poll - Sheeps Horns
🕑 Added 2024-02-06 14:53:06 +0000 UTC
Edit: APPARENTLY they've change how images work on posts like this. So unfortunately the opening image is extremely tiny and I can't that. So please refer to the attachments at the bottom of this post below.
So something that's been on and off in my head is thinking about horns for Sheep Kassy. I've got a fair few thoughts down below.
Initially the goal was to separate him and the Ram as much as possible. But more importantly to remove a lot of issues I was having when drawing the ram, mostly due to the size of his horns. It was actually getting in the way of ideas I wanted to draw him with quite often. removing the horn for the Sheep has fixed that.
However the thought keeps creeping into my mind of "What if you just made the horns less intrusive? just make them more controlled or smaller?" So here is me jotting these ideas down at 3am.
A) Perfectly fine, I'm quite happy with. very simple and versatile, he can wear hats and helmets, get his head used as a footrest and be as content as can be with his new found hornless freedom. Helps emphasize the difference because him and the ram.
B) Keeps to the sheep aesthetic, can start ramming into objects and people with his head properly, Curved and simple, can be hidden in woolen hair, Sort of mimics Drakks horns which add a neat connection. Adds a more mature feel to him, Could run into issues with headgear again though.
C) Very easy very simple, cute, very probably too goat like and that will be annoying in the long run, could be too juvenile feeling. Will probably also limit head gear options in the future.
*Now a big caveat with all of this. I am curious and exploring options, and so want outside input as this as been a persistent thought. But which ever way this goes I still might not adopt "The winner." As It's something I'm going to need to think about more and I'm hoping this will help with that.
I just want to be upfront about that. A lot of the other Polls I'll be sticking too though.
