When I first started priming Kirby I forgot that Sleep Kirby's mouth was in a different shape that the one on the Amiibo. So I had to go back and fill in the mouth with clay. Once it dried, I carved out the "O" shape. So then, I started priming him again, but I left his blush in tact because I didn't think that I needed to repaint them. Then I had to mimic the color, this was the hardest part. I didn't have a copy of the original Amiibo at the time so I used a reference from online. The color ended being different at the beginning.

Once I had the pink base, I drew the closed eyes in, but there was a problem, I tried painting them on as straight as possible but the blush was completely off. One cheek was higher than the other. Being a picky person, it really bothered me and I decided to paint over the cheeks and draw them in myself.

The rest after this was easy, it was just going to be meticulous. I had to recreate the Sleep Kirby night cap. I didn't want to make it with clay. I think it was a better idea to recreate it with a more "realistic" texture. So I used felt. I had to measure the diameter of the his head, so I can make the hat and fit it precisely on his head. After that it was just adding details with the outer white rim, the puff ball, and the polka dots. I glued on the hat and positioned it. I do not think making the Kirby was difficult, but it still takes a while. It's all about process.
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