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I always imagined a lot of the BCB characters as POC's, since it does take place in the West and I went to a lot of diverse schools growing up. I thought Daisy would be cute as a half black/half white girl with curly blond-brown hair. :3
Oh wow!!
I am totally in love with this interpretation and now that I see it, I can't imagine it otherwise? Goshhhhh so perfect for her.
Not to mention it is all kinds of adorable, oh gosh, you have a cute style.
Very original, but I don't really imagine Daisy as being black. She's too upper-middle class girly, suburban. I can imagine her as one of those kids who are afraid of black people.
Then again, it's all just stereotypes, really. If Roseville High was in Cape Town, Bombay, Jakarta or Rio de Janeiro I'm sure I wouldn't have found it odd at all.
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Comment ID #47750
I always imagined a lot of the BCB characters as POC's, since it does take place in the West and I went to a lot of diverse schools growing up. I thought Daisy would be cute as a half black/half white girl with curly blond-brown hair. :3
Kera .
Comment ID #47752
This is so adorable!! It's a refreshing interpretation rather than all animu whiteys all the time
Taeshi .
Comment ID #47753
Thank you!
Kera .
Comment ID #47762
Oh wow!!
I am totally in love with this interpretation and now that I see it, I can't imagine it otherwise? Goshhhhh so perfect for her.
Not to mention it is all kinds of adorable, oh gosh, you have a cute style.
Stofu .
Comment ID #47773
Really nice! I never would have imagined her like that, and it's really neat. The coloring is little rushed, but I really do like it.
BBRhymes .
Comment ID #47796
http://static.tvfanatic.com/images/gallery/shirley-community.jpg
Ace .
Comment ID #47797
lol, @Ace. I love Community and Shirley's my favorite character.
Kera .
Comment ID #47804
I am loving black Daisy, please draw more of her! Your style is just too cute!
Leaving_a_Comment .
Comment ID #47868
Very original, but I don't really imagine Daisy as being black. She's too upper-middle class girly, suburban. I can imagine her as one of those kids who are afraid of black people.
Then again, it's all just stereotypes, really. If Roseville High was in Cape Town, Bombay, Jakarta or Rio de Janeiro I'm sure I wouldn't have found it odd at all.
Migrant .
Comment ID #48094
Migrant is a racist idiot so let's not listen to him.
I think this is really intriguing! While it's a sketch, it feels like a pretty well considered character design. So, excellent'd.
SuitCase .
Comment ID #51980
Awesome! This is gonna be how I imagine Daisy from now on <3
Maxcine .