
Smiling segmented worm
Native art: 394 × 216 pixels.
Character story · fictional draft for artist review
A smiling worm, a patchwork pair and the little watchers beside the path. Eight more original drawings find room in the garden.
In this proposed story, the worm wakes up with a plan: reach the garden before the butterfly. It takes the longest route, mostly because every bend feels like part of the adventure.
The two floating eye-tails watch from opposite turns. One notices the stitched rabbit arriving; the other notices the seated patchwork creature making room. They are separate drawings and separate asset records, even when this draft places them together.
Beside a tiny watching planter, the crater orb keeps its own quiet lookout. Nobody asks it to hurry. When the butterfly finally arrives, the worm has forgotten there was ever a race.
These relationships are fictional proposals for Mattea to shape. This story is not artist-approved canon or a personal biography. Every displayed line comes from the original photographed drawing; paper color, perspective and native resolution are preserved.
This chapter introduces eight reviewed separate drawings. Its remaining characters and accents still need individual review. Larger stickers and wearable prints need better scans, supplier color/cutline checks and physical samples.

Native art: 394 × 216 pixels.

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Native art: 194 × 218 pixels.

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Native art: 154 × 194 pixels.
The complete original drawing beside four digital prototype paths, with preparation limits visible.
Compare the art and models →Her original ink rabbit becomes two source-art relief alternatives.
Explore the raised-art rabbit →Compare actual raised-ink sections at three explicit extrusion-width assumptions. Geometry stays unchanged; sliced layers and physical tests are pending.
Explore the detail scenarios →The original patchwork beside separate game, figure, keychain and tabletop studies.
Compare the patchwork art and models →