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what viewpoint technology is used for that interactive script? how much is it to license? any information, or direct links, would be appreciated. as viewpoint's site isn't exactly the easiest to na ...

seen as we're pointing out mistakes, in effort to help one another, ofcourse, it's spelled "disproportionate"

and if she's disfigured, then that's how i like my women. rawr!

besides the back breaking position, and hard to distinguish hands, nice work. i like the armor design and tones.

nice image, and caption. there's nothing to really comment on besides the lack of a right arm, which has already been brought up. looking forward to more.

i wouldn't say any one method is better than the next. it has more to do with how you think and prefer to work. with spline modeling you need to be careful of discontinuous splines, and keeping the ...

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here was a quick concept sketch for a piece i'd like to do. a monk shackled to a bonsai he refuses to damage in order to free himself. in response, t ...

it's looking real good. personally i'd like to see the coat of the old man given more attention/definition. (the wrinkles/folds)

excellent work.
just do us a favor and lose the excessively modest behavior. it makes it seriously seem like you're only searching for 're-assuring' compliments. let your work speak for itself.

the gums really bother me, they are not formed around the teeth. this usually isn't that big of an issue, but with a character with exagerrated teeth it becomes one. this is obviously a high res mod ...

the human figures are off balanced and in awkward positions, that really hurts them. once you get some strong poses, your work will look a lot better. nice detail work however.

and i really like yo ...

her left eye (and that side of her face) is a little off. it gives the impression of her face being rather unbelievably flat. besides that, i really like the rest of the piece. good stuff.

i prefer to look at art as being dependent upon talent, as opposed to training. if you just don't have that natural ability, all the education, training, and practice in the world won't bring you up ...