
Body Dysmorphia
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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!
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100% one of my favorite designs, please just make it standard rabbit shaped
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I think the design is basically already perfect as is, as someone who has suffered from this disorder for most of my life. I agree with everyone else to not make the bun disproportionate in any way – keep it regular shaped. Theres a suggestion below about making the eyes reflective as a visual for staring in a mirror, I would just personally advise some caution with how reflective it is, since I personally hate nothing more than having to look in mirrors, since it can be very triggering, and i would rather not that the plushie that represents something i suffer from also triggers it. Other than that, the pattern, visual and colour palette are all great, and i cant wait to see (and hopefully get) the final version ^^
Also please please please this one would look much better without a mouth!!!!! both because it kinda clashes with the skull showing that the mouth would be placed in a completely different place, but also because one of the worst things about BDD is not being able to properly articulate and explain to others how it feels.
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love this design!
the thing i would recommend, is maybe a stich along the parts the bunny is insecure about?
like maybe the ears and legs? -
Ok, now I can see why people wouldn’t want a distorted version. Though I do hope you add some sort of reflective fabric on the rabbit or have it holding a mirror! Also I’d love if you kept the colors the same!