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Body Dysmorphia
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While I like the general design, I’m not sure if the bones fit as BDD can manifest in different ways. I would also think the could be reflective look on certain parts of the rabbit, or maybe the rabbit holding up a mirror. Maybe the face and even body can look a little distorted on one side to represent how the person with BDD may percieve themselves. The other half could represent how an outside onlooker may see them, looking normal/non-distorted. But I absolutely love the colors! Hopefully you keep the palette!
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I absolutely love the design and imagery/symbolism. I think making sure the final fur has more green or aquamarine, the yellow and black details will work very well,visually.
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Oh. Wow this is nearly perfect! I would just suggest adding some almost mirror-like fabric that reflects colors a bit, to show how people with body dysmorphia often can't recognize themselves in mirrors or obsess over mirrors. This is beautiful so far 💜
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I think this is a really interesting and visually appealing take on Body Dysmorphia. It is also a great use of the colors for Body Dysmorphia. My only suggestion is that the mouth under the nose with the implied fangs of the skull is repetitive (unless two mouths is part of the symbolism?) So perhaps remove the mouth lines and keep the fangs :)
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I don’t feel like this represents body dysmorphia, I also don’t get the bones thing (and I have body dysmorphia). Also, don’t think the colours are the correct ones for this particular problem.