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So in this series, in addition to coming up with new designs, I decided to revisit some older ones and take another stab at them.

I wasn't entirely happy with Bodytype's original look. There was nothing really wrong with it, it just really didn't say "Shapeshifter" to me. Or look that much like a superhero outfit. Plus, I decided that I wanted to use the whole "Metal skinned female" look for another character in another project of mine. And with that, I took another stab at her design.

I thought having a stark, black and white look for her would suit the idea of her being a shapeshifter a lot more. Her face and "hair" being the same color of her bodysuit would add to that heir of mystique around her, and make her look less like someone just wearing a catsuit and more into someone who causes someone to question where the costume stops and the rest of her body begins. I also liked making her hair look more plasticy and clay like, to add to the notion that her form is more mouldable.

I'm far happier with this design for her character overall. And for an added bit of fun, I threw in another one of my characters- the Cheshire Cat- to show off Bodytype's shapeshifting prowess.

Description
So in this series, in addition to coming up with new designs, I decided to revisit some older ones and take another stab at them.

I wasn't entirely happy with Bodytype's original look. There was nothing really wrong with it, it just really didn't say "Shapeshifter" to me. Or look that much like a superhero outfit. Plus, I decided that I wanted to use the whole "Metal skinned female" look for another character in another project of mine. And with that, I took another stab at her design.

I thought having a stark, black and white look for her would suit the idea of her being a shapeshifter a lot more. Her face and "hair" being the same color of her bodysuit would add to that heir of mystique around her, and make her look less like someone just wearing a catsuit and more into someone who causes someone to question where the costume stops and the rest of her body begins. I also liked making her hair look more plasticy and clay like, to add to the notion that her form is more mouldable.

I'm far happier with this design for her character overall. And for an added bit of fun, I threw in another one of my characters- the Cheshire Cat- to show off Bodytype's shapeshifting prowess.