Digital Art
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Connect the ears to the head. It looks like horns since the tips don't touch.
Another reason is the ears get thinner towards the bottom, like horns.
And the ears are hollow. Maybe shade the inside slightly to signify its not empty space (the ear cut isn't enough)
Ear cut also looks off. It creates a flappy little piece. But that would usually tear off quickly. A cut toward the center, like a slice of pie, but smaller, would look more realistic.
So what color do you think would be suitable for a mouse? I'm thinking of black silhouette color, gray, or andrasite.
Pink
Does pink ink really exist? Maybe navy blue, but I've never seen pink.
I just ddg’d it
You could also make the whiskers longer
Most color printers use CMYK, where M stands for magenta (basically pink). It's one of the most used inks on the planet.
Thanks bro! I will take your suggestions into consideration