Premise - Further character designs in the style of UPA

I have drawn more character designs in a similar style to UPA's cartoons that also have my own style incorporated into them.

Below are some designs for younger me, I believed that having a circular head showed that this character was younger. I also included pigtails to also suggest this:


I then looked at the different skin and hair colours I could use in the character:


I created the designs for current me based on how I wear my hair everyday:


I then looked at how I could colour my skin and hair:


Other face designs for younger me:


Here are some clothing designs for younger me, I looked at reference images to get the designs:


Here I looked at how my body is shaped and how that would effect my character:


Clothing designs for current me, I created the designs based on clothes that I usually wear:


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