im sorry about how my critique may have sounded. sharp. i didnt mean to be rude. what i meant to say was, wow. amzing. i think what i was getting at was, i know how when u start and finish a model, there is a trance you can get into. and u can kind of lose perspective of proportion throughout the process. the model made it to top row, which says Much about how great this work is. i was tying to be your eyes outside the visual box its easy for the best modelers to get stuck in.
i guess my criitique is more… the muscles on the neck, with the head. it seems a sharp style change. almost as if you had an idea in your mind, then your taste level jumped a notch in mid model. the body seems much more on the “realism” side of things, whilst the head is more in a “stylised” ideaology. its just someting that jumps at first glance.
there is no attack on my part. and i know this is a public forum… so i appologise.
the only reason i pointed out this was that i was running into something similar doing a comic character, trying to find a balance between real and fantasy. and its funny, only when u truly put each up against the other how you can notice the drastic difference.
i would say though, that you have to find what the majority of the model says… then work the other 10 percent to solidify the thing entire.
beautiful work. beautiful.
theres just something about the prportion of the head.
i know u got this in the bag. i was just trying to lend some outside support. no insult intended.
grats on this one.