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Open the editor ↗A capybara reads through its blunt muzzle, small rounded ears and low body. This compact collection keeps those features visible without dressing every example as a different animal.
3 licensed illustrated examples converted to 128 × 128, including one gentle whole-artwork bobbing GIF. Compare different character shapes and illustration treatments.



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Lengthen the body, flatten the muzzle and reduce the cheeks. Keep the ears small and place them near the top of the broad head.
A long tail would suggest a different rodent. Focus on the body shape, short legs and blunt face instead.
Keep the eye small and the mouth simple. Large raised brows or a wide open mouth can overpower the relaxed character you are trying to create.
Avoid tapering the muzzle into a point.