#Makeship pspspsps you wanna make some merch together?

[dreammeiser]

I have to say, I recently found your blog and the way you create the whimsical and nostalgic feeling backgrounds, to the use of chromatic aberration, the shading being reminiscent of 90s/80s shows, and the dynamic poses and tone is quite interesting & very admirable to the eyes. And I want to know if it’s okey to ask two questions.

1. Who would you say is the most difficult or easiest character to draw?

2. Are there any plans collaborating with others in producing merchandise like Makeshift for plushies to aid with producing the show?

Hi there! My goodness, thank you so much for the kind words!! I'm really happy you're enjoying the work put into making everything look like it is of its era :oD I have a lot of fun!

For characters, I would say the most difficult one to draw has been Teddy! He has a lot going on and is very flashy, so tracking that in animation was a fun challenge, but I think he is still manageable with care :o) My artists and I have a love-hate relationship with his Magician hat haha!

As for who has been the easiest, Roy is always a lot of fun to draw due to his simplicity! He is just a little (albeit worn and torn) egg-shaped fella with very nice hair and a very dashing suit. :o)

As for collaborating with companies like Makeship to create merch, that would be really cool, I'd love to do that, or to create campaigns for Dreamalong merch as well. :o) I don't know if there's enough interest in my project right now to fund a plushie but it's definitely a goal of mine. If this project gets more eyes on it I think it would be doable!

#Makeship pspspsps you wanna make some merch together? #thank you for the ask! #dawm project #dawm asks #dawm #dream along with me