New style for the Legends of Adrigal artwork

Introducing a more stylish art style for the artwork of Legends of Adrigal! The original artwork for Casey had more realistic proportions while still having a cartoon charm. However, I wanted to make Legends of Adrigal's artwork more special and different, so I made Casey, our protagonist, into chibi form! I hope to have a piece of artwork for Monica up shortly. 

It was a lot of fun drawing what I dub "Chibi Casey" in Inkscape (I used an anime chibi drawing as a reference for proportions), and I'm really proud of this albeit imperfect piece of artwork for Legends of Adrigal. What do you guys think? 

New piece of concept art for Legends of Adrigal! Meet Monica!

UPDATED: 3/17/16 - Edited version of Monica. Take a look at her thinner legs to make them more proportional to her arms and rest of her body, as well as her longer, more detailed hair! She also has completed legs now! Give me a Y. Give me an A. Give me another Y. YAY!

ORIGINAL POST:

Monica is a cheerleader, but she isn't some prissy princess type. Not to say that cheerleaders are generally like that, but in fiction that seems to be a common theme. Anyway, there's no stereotype here, as Monica is quite the tomboy, and quite the butt kicker when it comes to standing up for her friends.

This piece of concept art is one I'm proud of. I think the arms a little too skinny compared to Monica's legs, but I'm always looking for a second, third, fourth, etc. opinion. If you missed my first piece of concept art which just so happened to star Casey, our hero, then check it out at this link.

First artwork from Legends of Adrigal

Casey is the hero of Legends of Adrigal, brought into the video game world of Adrigal with his two friends, Monica and Noah. However, while Casey knows he's in a video game, it doesn't appear that the citizens of the kingdom know.

Dressed in a red and white varsity jacket and blue jeans, Casey's garb is quite different from what those in Adrigal wear. Perhaps he'll start a new fashion craze?

Casey was drawn in Inkscape using vectors instead of what I traditionally use, pixels and/or MS Paint.