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Six 128 × 128 alpaca studies from licensed illustrations, including a gentle bobbing GIF. Compare clean cartoon outlines with softer fleece and line-work treatments.






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Increase the visible neck length and separate the small head from the body. Keep the ears upright and leave a small gap under the chin. A round fleece body on its own is not enough to identify the animal.
Use a background with a different lightness and reserve a slightly darker color for the outer fleece edge. White wool on a white canvas needs that edge more than it needs extra curls.
Yes, if its license allows adaptation. Expect softer color clusters than a deliberately drawn sprite. Reduce the palette, keep the silhouette, then simplify small wool marks if they become distracting.
The licensed cartoon gently bobs as a whole. It is a simple motion adaptation, not a native walking cycle. A walking animation needs separate leg positions and enough margin above the ears.
Try a clean alpaca outline first, then add a few fleece shadows that survive at the final size.