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rheidtke Posted: September 05, 2009   Post subject: Wild thing
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A class project for making an organic form. This is one of the monsters from Sendak's book "Where the Wild Things Are". Please any feedback. I am a student with less than a year experience in 3D.

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3d artist gallery Andyba Posted: September 07, 2009   Post subject:
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Why the image is so small I can barely see the character.
The only thing I can say right now is that the object blends too much with the background, which is not good in the way that I can't see the form his black parts..


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rusty_hawk Posted: October 19, 2009   Post subject:
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how that....the legs look nice but the body and the rest it looks....simple and the body have mesh errors ...i think from this rezolution

makecg Posted: March 27, 2010   Post subject:
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Wild thing I love that much your image looks good maybe too small

Trax Posted: March 27, 2010   Post subject:
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Staging: Everything seems to be all meshed together. It's hard to tell what is going on really and that is a big thing when looking at any artwork. The viewer must know what they are looking at or have some idea.

Lighting: The light is a little hard, soften it up.

Character: When placing your character into a pose think silhouette. Make them pose into something interesting. Thumbnails help me out best here.

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The Image blends in the background and the character seems small.
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