Animal based character design

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Hello everyone! Witness the incredible adventures of our little Kobold friend, whose small size helps him on more than one occasion! I have developed this project in my free time based on the concept by co-worker Tania Herrero. In addition to converting her character to 3D, I created a diorama in the style of Hades by Supergiant Games. I hope you like it! :D

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