I like bfdi and kirby
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Anonymous · 5mo
is it ok to use your designs for inspiration?
Anonymous · 5mo
do you have other social media?
Anonymous · 7mo
out of curiosity are there any other object shows your into or that you've seen?
I've seen a few others: inanimate insanity (s2 and some of s3); ONE, the nightly manor and most recently Love of the s*n.
ii and bfdi were kind of a package deal back then so when I got into bfdi I also got into ii. I didn't watch season 1 though. i think attempting to watch it would kill me
Anonymous · 8mo
When did you get into bfdi?
Anonymous · 8mo
hiii!! 2 questions,,
1. do you have any favorite music artists?
2. where do you get inspo for outfits?
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Helloooo
1. Right now i'm listening to lots of vocaloid. kairiki bear, Deco*27, PinocchioP, UtsuP, NayutalieN, Mitchie M, Neru, inabakumori... although in an hour I'd probably give you a completely different list
- There are a few tumblr blogs i use for irl fashion inspo: @tokyo-fashion and @fashion-runways are good ones. I recommend making a blog or word doc or something so you can save your inspirations in one place. (I don't do this anymore but I should)
I also take a lot of inspiration from video games, anime/manga etc. Obviously the best way to appeal to your tastes is to take inspo from the media you like.
For example, pokemon is a fantastic franchise when it comes to character design and it's especially great inspiration for gijinkas.
Anonymous · 8mo
Is it okay to use your art as your pfp and perhaps use your designs for art sometime?? with proper credit of course!!
Anonymous · 8mo
Favorite BFDI character?
Anonymous · 8mo
what's your favorite gijinka of yours?
Anonymous · 8mo
where did the display name "bfdi the musical" came from? were you working on an AU, or is it just for fun?
Anonymous · 8mo
What's your inspiration for your gijinkas?
When I design a gijinka I try and achieve 3 things:
1.It's recognisable as the object
2.It conveys their character/personality
3.It appeals to my personal tastes
I always start by asking - how can I get the object's actual design and properties into the gijinka? (Through silhouette, shapes, colour palette, however I can) and in doing so I'm also trying to achieve #2 and #3. That's basically my process - sometimes I'm immediately satisifed with what I come up with and other times I gotta workshop it.
I try not to go too crazy, so real life fashion is usually something I keep in mind, but I do also wing it.
TY for the question it was a good question