I originally used just two colors for these three pieces, but they ended up as contrasting colors—and that turned out pretty good anyway!
For the first one, Ryusui, I added seashells to his clothes to represent Ryusui’s dream of sailing, and it also gives that sense of luxury that belongs to Ryusui. I also added little star sequins on the shells. My thought was: "Dreams are always dazzling; even though they are small, they shine brightly because we want to make them come true." And so many little stars are just like Ryusui’s many desires. The water-like seepage marks on Ryusui’s back were actually traces left by UV glue. I turned those marks into waves and drew a ship on top, which fits Ryusui perfectly.
For the second one, Senku, I added sunflowers. The stems are made of wire, and I made them into a wreath to put on Senku’s head. The meaning of this sunflower is that it represents the blessings from Senku’s companions and friends. Every petal is a blessing from a different person, and all the blessings come together to form a flower. Sunflowers are also dazzling and give a sense of moving forward. On the back, the wire going through the paper made me think of roots still growing slowly, just like science. So I painted some young leaves to represent constantly growing experiences, knowledge, and life.
For the third one, Stanley, I drew his ghillie suit. I added strips of paper to the feather-like parts of the suit, which suits Stanley’s stealthy feel very well. I also added leopard ears and a tail to represent Stanley’s temperament. On the back is a chibi leopard-form Stanley, giving a sense of staring right at you.
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