This was an opportunity to really build out her character and to take some of those qualities that we start to see in “I Love My Hair!” and really create a more fully fleshed out character who is the center of the story and who has her own adventures that are separate from hair. And this little girl in “I Love My Hair!” we see these things about her, her imagination as she talks about the different hairstyles and the images that she associates with those hairstyles, but we don’t get a chance to really know who she is. It was about how kids could use their imagination and celebrate the qualities that were unique about them. What I meant by development is that the impetus for writing “I Love My Hair!” was actually never really about hair in and of itself. Elaborate.Ī: “I Love My Hair!” is definitely going strong and has made its place in the world. Q: You said you felt you needed to develop Keyana a bit more.
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