POTS V2

Love love love this!!! Some disagree with fluff but I think it is adorable…only thing missing is holding emotional support water bottle with salt symbol on bottle.

I love the design but don’t feel that the tot symbol is representative of everyone with pots. I have pots and can do almost everything. I know that some people are bedridden but it’s not all POTS patients.

I agree it definitely needs a salt reference somewhere! Not sure how I feel about the rot symbol, I think maybe that is what could be replaced by a cute salt shaker or even the chemical symbol for sodium! The use of an alchemy symbol doesn’t seem to bear any relatability to many of us if that makes sense. Maybe add a removable teddy being held to show being in bed? Some type of reference to our increased water intake would be awesome as well. I also think the yellow front would look much better as a cream/off-white color.

The sad expression is depressing. Totally get the dizzy stars, that makes sense. Sleepy/tired/snoozing eyes would be more fitting. Extra fluff makes no sense to me, knee high compression socks would be more fitting like grey socks with the heel and toes with some dots or other design on them (salt shakers?). Rot symbol is so negative, that's more fitting to a "bed rotting" bunny, try to focus on a salt (periodic table) or an alchemical hydration symbol. Many of us try to stay as active as we can combat our symptoms and build up muscle to help with our condition. Bed rotting reflects regression and loss of mobility or a relatable flare up, but this shouldn't be the expected focus. The plushy facial expressions you capture like moody or dizzy are interesting. This one looks depressed for having its condition. Try putting another twist on it, being relatable doesn't need to be overly happy, but this one is missing the mark as it is not dependant on the personality like with you other creations.

Ive got pots, this is just absolutely perfect. Didnt really relate to v1, but completely in love with this design. Espescially love the "rot" addition, very relatable and makes me feel seen