Cute Long-Necked Character Designs

Cartoon by Fuze Image Maker Depicts A Peculiar Family

With the popularity of animate films continuing to hold strong not only amongst their targeted demographic, but adults as well, it is no surprise that series like Cartoon by Fuze Image Maker, a creative studio based in Curitiba, Brazil, strikes a cord with people. Although it only revolves around character design and not an actual story, it offers people a glimpse of the process behind such creations.

In this case, Cartoon by Fuze Image Maker revolves around three characters: an older moustached man, a young blond girl and a younger hatted boy. Together, the three of them could easily be construed as a family, especially since they all share the same big round head and long necks. Yet it is this peculiarity that makes such character designs so much fun and precious.
Trend Themes
1. Long-necked Character Design Trend - The popularity of peculiar character designs with long necks presents opportunities for animation studios to create unique and memorable characters.
2. Animate Film Popularity Trend - The continued popularity of animated films among both children and adults creates opportunities for studios to create unique and appealing content.
3. Character Design Process Trend - The interest in the character design process offers opportunities for studios to showcase their creativity and attract new clients.
Industry Implications
1. Animation Industry - Animating peculiar characters with long necks can offer a unique selling point and distinguish a studio's work from others in the industry.
2. Entertainment Industry - The continued popularity of animated films with unique and memorable characters creates opportunities for studios to create content for both children and adults.
3. Creative Industry - The interest in the character design process presents opportunities for creative studios to showcase their work and attract new clients looking to create unique and memorable characters.

Related Ideas

Similar Ideas
VIEW FULL ARTICLE & IMAGES