Basics of understanding the head Ratio in Designing a Chibi character.
Japanese style caricature where characters are drawn in an exaggerated way. Typically these characters are small and chubby, with stubby limbs and oversized heads to make them resemble children. This style of artwork, also known as Super Deformed (shortened to SD), commonly seen in anime (Japanese Cartoons) and manga (comics) works. Chibi can be translated as ‘little’. The formula for designing a successful chibi character is to construct it with a 2 – 2.5 head to height ratio, in relative proportion to the body.
The following characters generated by our studio was designed for Mediacorp’s OKTO animation.
Original Assets for Infinite Comic Character Workbook Users. Understanding S-M-L method. S stands for super deformed (chibi) mostly for short person in built. M stands for massive and commonly for giants, huge robots and monsters. L for Lanky, such as tall built character design.
Chinese Vampires SML sizes
Magician, Wizard and Sorcerer
Dracula Frankenstein Igor
Werewolf in variety of design
Asian Female Ghost Horror
Fusion Robots in variety sizes
Design your Proportional Characters in Chibi for (Super Deformed)
Fusion Cartoons
Halloween Reference
Monkey god evolution and possible forms
Fusion Character design Mythology
Spiritual Guardian