Body Dysmorphia

this design is spectacular. the only thing I'd nitpick is a more concerned expression on the face as body dysmorphia isn't usually a good thing.

ooo this is adorable! One thing I think would work is that instead of the skull mask on the bunny, maybe its a drama mask? Like the half happy half sad commonly shown in theater :0?

I have this and would buy this in a heartbeat!!!

Just saw the prototype, and they’re looking so cute!
- Love the addition of the little question marks inside the ears with the diamonds
- The teal body color leans a little more green than the concept art, but it’s still cute ofc!
- Adore how the dark blue embroidery was kept, and it looks amazing
- Thank you for keeping the rabbit a normal rabbit shape <3

If I could recommend three things to change from seeing the prototype:
- I can understand how “mirror-like” eyes can work for symbolism, but I hope they won’t be too reflective. As reflective surfaces (mirrors namely) can trigger those who suffer from body dysmorphia (including myself).
Less important, relating to the color:
- The dark blue fabric shown (in the ears) could be just a little lighter to read as a dark blue instead of black (like the concept art)
- The accents on the tips of the paws are a little off; where it looks like the dark blue/indigo is black , and the pastel yellow looks more like a mustard yellow

Sorry if I sound like I’m just being super picky, this is just if they’re looking for feedback. My only gripes are really with the eyes and changes to the color palette as I got a little attached to it. I know that with prototyping colors can be wonky, or maybe they made the choice to change the colors because they like it better for the distortion feel. Either way, very excited for this rabbit and can’t wait to have them home with me once they’re out! <3

I think the desing is pretty good, but maybe making the skull (i assume that's what it is-) on the face a little more pronounced could represent people who feel smaller than they actually are, or like they're skin and bones. Personally, that's the kind of dysmorphia I deal with, and I know that it's a fairly common, esspecially with people who feel they need to be very muscular. Overall, the design looks lovely!