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Some more My Little Mousie concepts.

Binky – I told you Mousies had a Death. :p  A bit of the Grim Reaper, a touch Day of the Dead, and an excuse to make a winged mousicorn. :p

Mimzy-Mum – Callooh's teenaged doormousie daughter seems normal enough, even with sword practice and the occasional crush on older mousies, but now that she's learned to open doorways to other places, she's starting to go as cracked as her old mouse.  Luckily, it's mostly limited to the occasional "Naked Time" Sulu-style swashbuckling, but who knows what the future might hold?

As Callooh was based on Disney's animated version of the dormouse from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland with some influence from the original dormouse and the Mad Hatter, Mimzy-Mum was influenced by Mallymkun from Tim Burton's take.  (Her grandfather and Callooh's father tended to sleep a lot, just like the original. :p )  She lacks a Mousie Mark because I haven't settled on a design for it yet.

Angelmousie and Devilmousie #1 – A mousie take on shoulder angels and shoulder devils.  These two are a concept of those belonging to one Decky-Spades, gambler mousie-mouse and one-time lover of Spazzy-Boom.

Angelmousie and Devilmousie #2 – A variant of the above, but with more extreme appearances.

How do the shoulder mousies relate to equines, you might ask?  An early interpretation of the concept had them as two horses, one tractable and cooperative, the other wild and unruly, both of which a person had to keep under control.

My Little Mousies and art © 2014 Marvin E. Fuller

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Published: 10 years, 10 months ago

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dmfalk

10 years, 10 months ago

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You could probably guess which one of these I like... ;)

d.m.f.

CyberCornEntropic

10 years, 10 months ago

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@ dmfalk

Hmm... Devilmousie #1? ;p

I'm guessing you meant Mimzy-Mum, not-quite-of-legal-age-whatever-that-is swordsmouse. :p Overall, she seems normal enough for an adolescent. Sure, she might crush on the occasional older guy mousie (like Spazzy-Boom and/or Conk-Out), but that's hardly unusual among teen girls frustrated by the immaturity of their male peers. She also enjoys fencing and has swashbuckling adventure fantasies which she sometimes plays out unawares in real life. That's where she'll be going crackers as she grows older. Don't touch her gloves, though. Like all doormousies, she's very sensitive about taking them off.

dmfalk

10 years, 10 months ago

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@ CyberCornEntropic

Well, Mallymkun was the one good thing from Burton's Alice... :) Not to mention, the slight nod to my Mimzy... ;)

But yes, I'd like to see her be completed. :) Or at least brought out into her own and all... :)

d.m.f.
(And not just in the name, being that's as much a Carroll reference for her-- It's the portal-hopping bit... ;) )

CyberCornEntropic

10 years, 10 months ago

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@ dmfalk

"	dmfalk wrote:
	But yes, I'd like to see her be completed. :) Or at least brought out into her own and all... :)

I'm still stuck on her Mousie Mark. So far, my concepts seem too skimpy and dull, but I haven't come up with anything better.

"	(And not just in the name, being that's as much a Carroll reference for her--

It's traditional for girl doormousies to have Ms in their names. :p

"	-- It's the portal-hopping bit... ;) )

I needed a reason for the "doormouse" pun. :p The ones she can open are limited in distance covered and in where they can go. She's still a youngster after all.