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Low key I've always enjoyed humanizing non-human characters, and the experiments in L&S are no exception.

Ya know, for the first batch I'm kinda surprised that I didn't do the more well-known experiments first, like Stitch, Reuben, or Angel.
They'll get their versions eventually.

Low-key Bonnie and Clyde have always been my favs and I was watching Heckler's episode when I got the idea, so...yeah.

I tried matching the original style of the TV series, so the way I shaded them wasn't my preference, but it got the job done.

Anyways, I'll explain my thought process for each one.

Heckler: His design is a bit goofy looking, and he's primarily designed to insult people. He also appreciates (heckling) comedic acts, so his body shape as well as his tux was inspired by those late night show host outfits. Right down to the plaid in his undershirt. Of course it helps that his experiment design had the bow tie and buttons right there. I imagine he'd be shorter than the average man. And don't worry, his head wouldn't be as big as it may seem compared to the others. I drew Heckler first and then realized how little space my canvas was. Oh well.

Bonnie: She was the hardest to design in my opinion. Between her voice in the show, her petite stature, and her brash personality, it was difficult coming up with a design that flattered most if not all these elements. Ultimately, my best shot was to try to use her namesake Bonnie Parker as a starting point. Most of the outfit stemmed from the movie adaptation of her, but her hat I based more off the real one. I changed some elements to mold it to L&S's Bonnie, the biggest things being the footwear and the color scheme. Not gonna lie, the colors were a struggle. She looked good in brown, but I already imagined Clyde in brown, and in my mind I just really didn't want them to match. That, and Bonnie has blue eyes, so I wanted to put it into her outfit a bit more. I tried various shades of green and yellows from her color pallet, but it looked really tacky, not to mention it didn't fit the robber/mobster vibe she's got going on. Hence her clothes were a lot more blue than I originally expected to give her. I also gave her combat boots instead of heels, as I thought they would be more practical for running in, and it really fits her personality tbh.

Clyde: Similar to Bonnie, I based his outfit off of his namesake Clyde Barrow. I made his suit brown, as Clyde has a lot more warm colors than Bonnie. The trick was getting wider body frame while not making him fat. Still trying to draw different male body types. And of course that robot arm of his...anyways! I pretty much knew how I wanted him to look from the get go and the pic pretty much matches my vision.

Phantasmo: This was the experiment I put in more for a challenge. To my surprise though the design came to me relatively quickly. His large ears stuck out so much it was impossible to not include them in his human design, so my first thought was to make it his hair. Once I saw the Beethoven hair, the rest of the outfit just flowed with it, and it perfectly matched the ghostly vibe. I find the old style of dress much more fitting on him. It just adds to the smugness on the experiment's face.

Description
Link to other batches:

Batch 1: You are here

Batch 2: www.deviantart.com/minimidimic…

Batch 3: www.deviantart.com/minimidimic…

Batch 4: www.deviantart.com/minimidimic…

Stitch + Angel: www.deviantart.com/minimidimic…

Low key I've always enjoyed humanizing non-human characters, and the experiments in L&S are no exception.

Ya know, for the first batch I'm kinda surprised that I didn't do the more well-known experiments first, like Stitch, Reuben, or Angel.
They'll get their versions eventually.

Low-key Bonnie and Clyde have always been my favs and I was watching Heckler's episode when I got the idea, so...yeah.

I tried matching the original style of the TV series, so the way I shaded them wasn't my preference, but it got the job done.

Anyways, I'll explain my thought process for each one.

Heckler: His design is a bit goofy looking, and he's primarily designed to insult people. He also appreciates (heckling) comedic acts, so his body shape as well as his tux was inspired by those late night show host outfits. Right down to the plaid in his undershirt. Of course it helps that his experiment design had the bow tie and buttons right there. I imagine he'd be shorter than the average man. And don't worry, his head wouldn't be as big as it may seem compared to the others. I drew Heckler first and then realized how little space my canvas was. Oh well.

Bonnie: She was the hardest to design in my opinion. Between her voice in the show, her petite stature, and her brash personality, it was difficult coming up with a design that flattered most if not all these elements. Ultimately, my best shot was to try to use her namesake Bonnie Parker as a starting point. Most of the outfit stemmed from the movie adaptation of her, but her hat I based more off the real one. I changed some elements to mold it to L&S's Bonnie, the biggest things being the footwear and the color scheme. Not gonna lie, the colors were a struggle. She looked good in brown, but I already imagined Clyde in brown, and in my mind I just really didn't want them to match. That, and Bonnie has blue eyes, so I wanted to put it into her outfit a bit more. I tried various shades of green and yellows from her color pallet, but it looked really tacky, not to mention it didn't fit the robber/mobster vibe she's got going on. Hence her clothes were a lot more blue than I originally expected to give her. I also gave her combat boots instead of heels, as I thought they would be more practical for running in, and it really fits her personality tbh.

Clyde: Similar to Bonnie, I based his outfit off of his namesake Clyde Barrow. I made his suit brown, as Clyde has a lot more warm colors than Bonnie. The trick was getting wider body frame while not making him fat. Still trying to draw different male body types. And of course that robot arm of his...anyways! I pretty much knew how I wanted him to look from the get go and the pic pretty much matches my vision.

Phantasmo: This was the experiment I put in more for a challenge. To my surprise though the design came to me relatively quickly. His large ears stuck out so much it was impossible to not include them in his human design, so my first thought was to make it his hair. Once I saw the Beethoven hair, the rest of the outfit just flowed with it, and it perfectly matched the ghostly vibe. I find the old style of dress much more fitting on him. It just adds to the smugness on the experiment's face.