Sir Ball Boulevard the First
Style: in the style of Raina Telgemeier's middle-grade graphic novels, all-ages comic medium, clean bold uniform-weight ink outlines, flat cel-shaded coloring, minimal cross-hatching, dot eyes with sparse facial linework, rounded soft character designs, moderate panel-to-panel exaggeration for comedic reactions, warm pastel palette, soft flat lighting, gutter-based grid layout, slice-of-life suburban American middle-school setting, gentle comedic tone, clear sequential storytelling, expressive simplified faces, consistent line weight throughout, digitally flatted colors, wholesome nostalgic mood, clean vector-like finish, legible high-contrast forms, uncluttered backgrounds, emphasis on character expression over rendering detail
Appearance
A male-presenting wrecking-ball character with a massive spherical dark-steel body, a dense industrial silhouette, and a blunt rounded form built for impact. A short chain fixture connects to the top of the sphere, while subtle metal seams, worn edges, and muted gray surface scuffs give the body a tangible forged texture. His imposing shape contrasts with the simple identity of a person who is literally a wrecking ball.
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