I received a request to design a hero-like character with a bird motif called osprey (also known as fish hawk), so I searched for osprey by image search and confirmed its appearance while creating the character. The main colors of osprey are white and brown birds, and it was a color scheme that I rarely use when drawing hero-like characters, but when I tried to color it in the finished design, it was surprisingly cool. At this point, I presented the color rough to the client and exchanged opinions several times from there. The client was a person who actively expressed his opinions, so I made changes to the color rough based on that opinion. Initially, the character's face was designed to be hidden with a mask up to the mouth, but the client's intention was to open the mouth and change it to a design that exposes real human skin. Initially, there was no goggle-like decoration, but the design was solidified by adding it at the request of the client.

After deciding the character design, I finished it with a composition that can be used as an emblem. We also contacted the client regarding the composition and tried to avoid any disagreements. During this time, the client provided the materials necessary for drawing, and as a result, the work proceeded very smoothly. At the end, there was a slight correction in the color scheme, so I immediately corrected it and delivered the data to complete the project.