Interesting images! Definitely bump up and warm the spotlight, though. You don't really need more lights, just a slightly brighter spot with shadows set on "1". If you are looking for a dramatic "fallen warrior", make the body posture either more clenched or more weary. If you can do so, clench the fist of the visible hand where it tucks onto the other arm. Or make him hang off his weapon, as though clutching it for support. Another nice piece of "evil" drama is to make him glare up at the audience though his brows with slightly glowing eyes. The eye glow can be achieved by adding a deep grey to the ambience of the "eye whites" and "iris", but not the pupils. I agree with Dash on the second image... poser her legs set at least shoulder distance apart for stability. Anyone can push her over in that pose, and she doesn't look like the kinda girl who should be easy to push over. Cool concept for screen shots. Keep up the good work.