fishkingalbatross 2024-10-23 18:53:06

HONESTLY BOTH TYPES LOOK GREAT!

TheyBopsky 2024-10-24 02:04:10

Ohh, ya could've used less great drawings for this wuestion, both look sick!
The taller ones look more scary and threatning, which is the point of Yiewtopia I think, the small ones are more like, something nice that's been corrupted, and also look like there's some small bit of hope in just one moment.

Ya could use both like the one guy said, maybe pull a Little Nightmares and have old adults be super tall with younger adults and teenagers being frigin tiny;
Or since we have Yiewtopians and Cabbits now, make one species smol and the other big (mini-cabits big yiews) as another diffrence between them... and if they are side by side, you could scale up the Cabbit so they aren't far off height wise, but the body type is diffrent, like Olimar in smash bros (man's the size of a bug normally, but in that game he's like, only a bit shorter than Super Mario).

Yatsufusa 2024-10-24 02:34:32

I think the thinner body type works better for your "surreal" settings.
The wider body type works better for decapitations, dismemberments and everything where you do separate limbs at a place that does 'not' connect two bones.

The thinner body type also makes your work look more "mature" - but that might just be bias on my part.

SL-4-L1F3 2024-10-25 13:49:23

Both look nice, but the "Small cute" ones tend to feel more natural and be more polished overall, i really like the more tall skinny characters in your drawings, i guess the "Tall Skinny" could be on par (in terms of overall quality) with the "Small cute" ones if you gave the tall skinny characters more joints on the limbs and made even more edges.

With that aside, Your overall designs look sick, i would actually love to see the tall skinny characters being more worked on, maybe making everything "edgier" would treat'em nice.

Hope you're enjoying making these drawings, i sure am enjoying them <3