Well, to be quite honest, it does not matter how you want to portray your own character. Whatever makes you feel comfortable with portraying yourself is the key - if you don't like adding a double chin or extrarolls of bodymaterial, maybe just draw your character a tad wider than the regular size?
However, I see no bad idea in portraying the characters in different bodytypes. Actually, I think it might bring them more depth, considering some are really short, others are tall, skinny, heavy, fit, etc.
Both are fine for me, but I kind of get the feeling you want to change Nay so trust your instincts and do what you think will develop your style further.
Well, go with what you think is best. After all, it is your comic! Also I was thinking the other day, when you start doing size differences it might start being weird to have everyone the same height, and then it just gets overcomplicated. Having all the characters about the same size probably helps with the synergy.
I'm pretty much indifferent to the change to be completely honest... It's a good idea - mainly you get to portray characters in a wider range of styles now (pun is completely unintentional, I swear!). But to me it's a cartoon/comic - I really couldn't care less if someone was skinny or fat or whatnot... as long as I get to identify and recognize them, I don't mind
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But in the end, it's up to you. Either way, I love TXD, keep up the good work
However, I see no bad idea in portraying the characters in different bodytypes. Actually, I think it might bring them more depth, considering some are really short, others are tall, skinny, heavy, fit, etc.
It's a good idea - mainly you get to portray characters in a wider range of styles now (pun is completely unintentional, I swear!). But to me it's a cartoon/comic - I really couldn't care less if someone was skinny or fat or whatnot... as long as I get to identify and recognize them, I don't mind