My main prompts are Zoo, Magician and Rollerskates, so I am working on current colour schemes for the character to see what colours stand out against a Zoo's typical colour scheme. This idea is mainly inspired by how in multiple animations that the main character is a brighter colour to make sure they are notable. For example like how Belle is a bright blue which is a strong contrast to the browns in the village in Disney's animated 'Beauty and the Beast'

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