The Design Process

Worldbuilding is more than just inventing a setting—it’s about creating a living, breathing place where every detail, from the smallest object to the broadest history, feels connected. The nuances lie in how culture, environment, and character shape one another, making the world feel authentic and full of possibility.

As I develop the concept, I’m excited to introduce new character archetypes that could inhabit the Evil Deggs ever-expanding whimsical world. These might include unlikely heroes, quirky sidekicks, and curious rivals—each with their own personality, style, and role to play. By expanding the cast beyond the original idea, the world gains depth, humor, and endless opportunities for storytelling and playful design.

 “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”

– Pablo Picasso

In the end, the design process is a balance of curiosity, experimentation, and refinement. Each step brings new discoveries, and every idea becomes part of the journey toward creating something truly original.