PUBLISHED ON
7 february 2022
Furmojis
Diving in the process
I designed a foundational template for Furmojis to streamline the process, I call it "furball". It serves as the background for all Furmojis, now I needed to add expressions to customize and create a variety of them.
Playing with Artifacts
Starting out with the simple smiley emoji, I progressed to crafting more intricate expressions such as "abuse" and "uncle." I explored a range of expressions and experimented with fur colors, incorporating additional elements like bandages, hands, masks, goggles, and more.
Layer Management
Juggling layers for each Furmoji posed its own set of challenges. As a creative, capturing every artifact and expression in a single attempt is not possible. To facilitate my progress, ensure version control, and allow room for iteration, I adhered to the layer structure outlined below for each Furmoji, ultimately saving a significant amount of time.
Presenting you the Furmojis
Smiley
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Abuse
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Scared
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Hurt
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Puppy Face
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Thinker
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Uncle
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Nerd
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Sleepy head
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Hurt
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Curious
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Heart Eyes
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Evil Smile
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Covid Proof
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Freezed
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Retrospection
I thoroughly enjoyed the entire process of designing the Furmojis. Despite having explored Procreate for some time, this project allowed me to delve even deeper, mastering the intricacies of layer management and recognizing its significance.
Simultaneously, being engaged in selling the Furmojis on the WazirX NFT Marketplace added an extra dimension to the experience. Connecting with people who appreciated the set and expressed interest in purchasing them was both enjoyable and challenging, particularly for someone not accustomed to interacting with strangers extensively.
In essence, the journey of creating, marketing, and ultimately successfully selling the Furmojis was a profound learning experience that I found immensely satisfying.
