World Dream Bank: Dream-tan

Dream-tan

By Madellyne Waugh, late April 2010

Wikipedia defines "moe anthropomorphism" as the art of making cute personifications of inanimate or abstract things--including websites.

Well, I came up with a moe anthropomorph for the World Dream Bank. Yeah, I know, nerdy as they come.

Then again, most of your readers are nerds.

PS: When I draw her, her shirt usually has a unicorn on it, but I couldn't draw a good one on a track pad. =(

--Madellyne Waugh

EDITOR'S NOTES

Track pad: medieval torture device to punish heretic artists. Jeez, Madellyne, you have GOT to get a scanner or a pen/tablet! SO much easier. I've drawn comics with a mouse, like My Three Husbands and Brown Dress, and that's hard enough, but a track pad... ow.
Dream-tan's suffix: Not sure how it started, but -tan commonly indicates a moé personification.
The unicorn logo: You're right. She would wear that, wouldn't she. But then the planet makes sense too, considering Planetocopia...
A kitsune (fox-girl) sure fits. I dream of them a lot--here's an example from Trusting Foxes.

--Chris Wayan Sketch of Dream-tan by Wayan; concept by Madellyne Waugh, influenced by a dream.

(Okay, I added the unicorn to please you)