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Open the editor ↗A duckling needs a small broad bill and a rounded body. Compare swimming and standing illustrations, then keep the young proportions clear without adding excessive feather texture.
6 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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Use a relatively large head, short neck and rounded chest. Keep the feet and bill small but readable.
Check the bill shape: a broad flat bill supports the duckling construction, while a small pointed beak suggests a chick.
Yes, if their bills and heads remain separated. A single clear character is more useful than a group that merges into one yellow cluster.
Place the head close to the plump body.