http://vashivisuals.com/alfred-hitchcock-hiding-cuts-rope/ Rope is a film by Alfred Hitchcock that takes place after two men murder one of their friends, trying to commit the 'Perfect Murder'. They hide the body in a chest containing books. They also host a dinner party, in which they invite another friend, the murdered person's parents (although the mother doesn't attend and his aunt comes in her place), and the two's old housemaster, the one who inspired them to commit the murder in the first place. There are multiple points at which the chest could be opens, but they are always interrupted. The films ends with the house master holding the two at gun point, sitting in a chair next to the chest/body. In this film Hitchcock is creating suspense, using what is called "The Bomb under the Table" Theory. He says " There is a distinct difference between "suspense" and "surprise," and yet many pictures continually confuse the two...
Hey Ollie - as is increasingly characteristic of you, lots of invention here... my advice is that you need to 'tidy up' your shapes - at the moment, there's a complexity and asymmetry that will struggle to translate appealingly in terms of character design for 3D - can I suggest you use the custom shapes tool in Photoshop (for example) and then use the 'Transform' tools to manipulate the shapes, as these tools ensure the lines/curves etc are pure and strong and unbroken, which will give you a cleaner foundation for accessorising. For example, if you were to use the 'ellipse/oval' shape tool in Photoshop - so start with a basic egg-shape - and then use the transform tool to create variations of the shape - you'll soon generate a whole bunch of new iterations that will have strong, clean silhouettes... have a go.
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