Colouring books for children

As promised, here it is. Pretty much same way I did last one, only that here, I would like to take some things in notice.
Keep reading if you want to know the background and story of this piece.
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Left side: Producer: ZHEN (original) ll  Right side: my version
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So, I was observing the way original is made. I am very well aware that this is in a way artistic interpretation, and that hyper realism isn't the point here. And obviously, if you ever heard about anatomy, you can tell that eye is way too open, neck way to think, etc. But, if we look at the audience this product is targeting; 3-10 years old children, in majority of them little girls. For me; this original is slightly creepy. For those little girls; beauty ideal. I remember around 3 years ago, I was waiting for something in my school, and they sent me to first grade classroom (younest generation of school). Kids were having a long break, since it was lunch time, and I noticed two girls having a colouring book like this (it was very similiar to this one, only diffrent producer). And one of those girls started saying that she needs to lose weight, and that she's ugly, etc. I was already talking to kids there, so I joined in the conversation, and asked that little girl why does she think she's ugly. She replied with "because I don't look like this girl here", and pointed onto colouring book. Girl was a normal child, nothing wrong with her in any sense, but she saw herself as ugly, because she didn't look like girl that was drawn in colouring book. And we all know it's impossible to look like that, honestly, thank God we don't. But the beauty ideals these things are setting to young children like that; the girl I was talking to was 6! Like I said, I know it can be described as "artistic interpretation", but small children do not know that, they only know what they see, which causes them to feel a ceirtain feeling. In this case not good one. I would suggest two things in case like this: Parents, teachers, older siblings, aunts and uncles, grandmas and grandpas, adults and those who aren't on their level any more, but especially parents; Talk with your children about this, let them know that this is fiction, cartoon, before they ask, because once they ask it already means  the idea is in their head. Second: companies who produce these stuff, or even better people who design this; please take in notice that stuff you make is probably great looking to you, but please, step into skin of that 6 year old girl, step into skin of audience you're targeting with your product! I made some smaller, yet drastic changes in design, to maybe normalize it just a bit; nothing too big, I just lowened the eye lid of her eye, made a bit more realistic lips, added nose (!added!), made her shoulders wider, made her neck stronger, and hair touch ups. I am not saying my version is super-real either, I mean look at the pupil in her eye; way too big (unless she's in complete darkness), but personally I think it's a bit, just a bit better, and a bit less creepy. Honestly, if your child is working with one of these, I don't think you need to hide those horror movies from them; they've seen it all on stuff that is described under mark "FOR CHILDREN". In future, this will definetly be one of my goals; to improve the market of stuff "for children". I hope this reaches people who can do something about it and make a change in this field.
After all; "the world stands on young", right? Let's not screw them up then.
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