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Published: 2018-07-22 00:47:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 1009; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 1
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Updated Bio:Stuart Warman is a 34 year old (42 human years approximately) eastern chimpanzee who's the adoptive father of Isabelle, Barney and Emma, the husband of Heather and older brother of Gerald. Compared to the rest of the family members he's more like the no-nonsense patriarch with a patience limit of varying sizes depending on certain circumstances and even went to anger management sessions a couple of times. However Stuart does have a tender and caring side; As a husband, he loves his wife, Heather, and shares an affectionate relationship with her despite his grouchyness. As a father, he loves his kids dearly and will do anything for them even if they can get on his nerves (which is rather not too uncommon). As an older brother, well, i'll discuss their relationship further when I get to make Gerald's new ref but let's just say Gerald's and Stuart's personalities contrast quite a lot.
I enjoy how Stuart design came out though I'm sorry if this character biography seems rushed but honestly i'm not the best with explaining my thoughts out and hopefully i'll get better in the future with doing these sort of things.
Stuart and Primate Business belong to me.
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I've noticed that a lot of people who characterize primate characters don't tend to keep the correct proportions or overall appearance, so it's really nice to see that someone is doing like a cartoony kind of approach with primate characters but keeping the proportions correct so you actually know what they are.
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Thanks. I do feel like many people often get primates wrong when doing them, especially since the primates most commonly found in media are generic brown prehensile tailed monkeys instead of the more varied interesting species of monkeys living today.
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Oh yeah, definitely that. I have no idea what that “generic monkey” is supposed to be, either. It just looks like a juvenile chimp with a tail. Out of all the things they could draw, like Macaques or baboons, too... and apes aren’t monkeys, either -_- This is usually seen in children’s media, which is fine, I guess, but it’s also seen a LOT in general media, which has no excuse.
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The idea of a chimp in anger management class is so dang funny , cool work
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