Hiro David Test by JohnDelaquiox

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Jul 20, 2008

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I am entering a contest and I wanted to try out the characters I am working on this is the male one I want you guys to pick out your favorite body type or the one you think would work best in a Frank Frazetta type Image I know none of them are exactly like anything hes done but this is sorta my take. there are plenty of people that mimic the style exactly like he does it like Vehemel who is one of my fav artist on the site but still let me know what you think I need plenty of input

Comments (10)

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Unicornst

12:29PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

My opinion (and it's only that)...the one on the far left. More bulk and mass to the build which seems to match his style better than the other two. Those appear to be a bit on the thin side for Frazzeta. He was more into mass and bulk and muscles, even to the women he painted.

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fivecat

1:02PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

I agree with Unicornst --the man on the left. And if you ever need anyone to judge a line-up like this again, feel free to give me a call. :P

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amirapsp

1:05PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Good luck. Looks great. Hugs

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Bossie_Boots

4:02PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Have to agree to fantastic modeling superb work hugs lou x

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lethalliam

5:52PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Umm, cool, good luck there all awesome. :)

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Cimaira

6:45PM | Sun, 20 July 2008

Great looking characters all of them, and I guess I'll go against the tide here, lol, I like the one on the right. Just MHO :)

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Iceshark39

11:56PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

First image, no question (far left) though the far right would make a good second choice. The other two seem a bit on the light side for Frazetta type work, but they ALL look good! Looking forward to seeing what you do with them!

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