Iokitek said:
I totally agree with you Blink
Nice first puppet btw. Reminds me of a Yethi. Only then a Yethi who's on vacation in Hawai or something. I can already see him with a hawaian shirt and one of those hats
And perhaps even an Hawaian slide guitar
I still have my first puppet here. It doesn't look very good. But I think I should add arms sometime and complete it atleast.
Hey Iokitek,
Thanks for the compliment about the puppet, and you are totally correct he is a Yetti (my company mascot) Eddie the Yetti. You are amazing because my first project was to have him in a Hawaiian shirt (no hat and no guitar). I'm sure evryone would love to see your completed puppet.
Back to the topic.
Hello Furryfriends,
I was doing some more thinking. Other things that could be considered in terms of the look of the puppet might be the use of accessories. For example, glasses can have a major impact on the look of the puppet, but not just any glasses. The size and thinkness of the glasses are really important. If you are going to choose glasses it might be advisable to make sure they are easily seen. For example, instead of thin light coloured frame glasses (which can be hard to see), using thicker dark framed glasses are more clearly seen, like
here.
One last thing that can be thought about are the details like finger/toe nails. I have seen them added to many cartoon puppets, as well I have used them on one of my latex puppets (I don't have a picture of the fingers, but
here are the toenails up close. You can see the fingernails a little bit
here . If you are going to add another finger, it might be cool to see how five fingers look and how fingernails look on the hand as well. It might seem like an unnoiticable detail, but they can all work together with some cool results.
I hope I have given you some more ideas of things to be thought about and that can be played with during your puppet building.
All the best.