Just logged in for the first time in who knows how long, just to say that I totally relate with Tom's situation. (Also, I loved "Pancakes" and this was a great follow-up. Good job!)
Just logged in for the first time in who knows how long, just to say that I totally relate with Tom's situation. (Also, I loved "Pancakes" and this was a great follow-up. Good job!)
For sure, feel like this is something everybody feels at some point to some degree! Glad you logged in and caught it, thanks so much dude!
Good, but you ouverlooked a few things...
Subject: Pose is awkward - she's standing almost too straight. The rifle doesn't seem to shift her weight at all; how would one hold a weapon that size and weight, at that angle, with only one hand and not bend the wrist? The right arm seems to be forcing in a straight position behind the leg; a slight angle in the elbow would fix that. Legs appear to be locked straight as well, "twinning" the pose; again, how she holds that rifle up with her legs creating that center of balance is beyond me. Wonderfully detailed, but defies the laws of physics.
Background: Seems to have been rushed, but it does relay the dark atmosphere of the environment, which can be difficult to do. The ambient lighting is mostly correct,save for a couple reflections off the rifle where there shouldn't be any. The creature silhouetted against the flames is a nice touch, as is the dead one behind her.
Summary: This is four years old, and you've probably improved since then. But in spite of your attention to detail, there are definite points where this could have been done better. 6/10 and 3/5 from me.
I appreciate the honesty, and yes I can agree with everything you said : ) Thank you
Joined on 3/17/08