Haha those are really nice! I especially like the proper Michael Bay one.

Iteration is magic.

Whoa, Kees. That's pretty freaking good. Reminds me of one of my Granddad's watercolour paintings; a panorama of mountains with a forest at its feet. But, your painting is really good!

I really like it, but again, the 'o' in 'Coal' looks a little too much like the World of Goo logo. Just saying.

Sorry my mistake, to clarify, it looks like the application's icon (on Mac at least), and the goo ball too, see: https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/world-o … 4107?mt=12

Maybe if the "O" was on fire or something.

I drew one of my characters from Riigo-Faloo.

This is Elobel.  She's a young robot clown adventurer, but despite her extremely obvious synthesized voice and her habit of phrasing things oddly, nobody ever notices that she's a robot.  Not even Elobel herself or her sister Twilig knows.

Though I put her in as a random side character, I've started to think of her as my favourite character in the story.  And I've thus made it so it's more centered around her and her adventures.

Because this is without colour, she comes off more as a goth rather than a clown (clowns and goths are races born with oddly coloured skin as apposed to wearing makeup).  Her eyes are a vivid emerald, her hair is a shiny lavender, and her marks are a deep dark lavender.

I based her mostly off of Sweetie Bot from Friendship is Whichcraft who is based off of Sweetie Belle from My Little Pony.

Thank you.
I actually enjoy answering questions, though.

She's the sister of Twilig, who's an important clown (a real clown).  She joins up with the adventurer college, but gets caught up in all sorts of random trouble which leads her to becoming a big part of the story eventually.
Besides her voice, whoever or whatever constructed her made her remarkably similar to a real clown.  She does breath, eat, and even sleep.  She was made as a baby, but was designed to slowly grow over the years.  She is even detailed to the point that she could be infected to be a zombie, vampire, or werewolf.  To cover up the voice, though, she just has an enchantment so people won't notice.  Much like a perception filter from Doctor Who.  Though, a vampire is capable of telling that her scent is artificial, and cannot feed from her.
The questions of why and how she came to be are meant to be mysteries to be revealed as the story progresses.

A clown doesn't always take up the usual clown profession, most of them aren't that type of clown.  For instance Elobel goes to Ouskavar's College of Adventurers so that she can become and adventurer one day, which is not frowned upon by other clowns.
There are clown cooks, traders, smiths, doctors, wizards, and all other sorts.  Otherwise, they wouldn't really be able to keep everything working.
Their clown nature is more seen in the personality, culture, and daily life of a typical clown.  They may not all have a profession in entertainment, but they all maintain a humorous nature, making jokes, wearing bright clothes, doing ridiculous stuff, and clowning around no matter what job they have.

Thank you.
Riigo-Faloo is based somewhat off of Adventure Time, along with My Little Pony, classic fairy tales, and Skyrim.  Particularly the latter.  I liked how the world seemed so detailed with random bits of lore and back story for so much stuff and I wanted to create something like that.

I'm not really sure how it is one submits television show ideas, but I'll try to figure that out eventually.  The story needs more detail, and I don't want some random person taking it over and making an atrocity out of it.  It would be very easy for someone to mess everything up in the story quite quickly.

I'm planning to spend my long trip to brickflix with some paper and a pen and work out details of vampire politics and perhaps the royal goblin family tree while I'm in the car.