Ashes To Dust Poster by shoiko2003
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I appreciate any possibe comments that could make my characters look better because my next is making a 3D movie and I'm currently making the characters for it. So if theres anything that can make the characters more appealing or make them more loveable please tell me.
Comments (5)
flashone
Looks like you're off to a really good start here. I'd say just pay attention to adding more expression in the faces and more attitude/personality in the way the characters stand and hold themselves as well as nice camera angles. And try not to have them step on each others feet like the guy on the left near the back of the group. The character next to him may actually be whispering that into his ear.
evanime
Looks great. Yup I agree with flashone's comment. Are all those character rendered in one scene?
ken1171
I agree the poses need some personality, since AnimeDoll has some of the best morph dial sets just for that. Some of the clothes are poking through, and the high heels need special feet posing. I had the impression nearly everybody has the same hand pose. Anyway, it might have been quite some work to put up so many characters and variety.
theodote
Hey, it's the Jets meet the Sharks!:-) Can I forth the other comments? Neat variety of characters! They are pretty "flat" in affect and pose though. The "girl in the gutter" pic you did was more dynamic.
shoiko2003
Yea i rendered it in one scene. I use 3d studio max to render characters with character studio as bone strudter. I needed all hands to look alike for times in the game where they had to hold something. I don't know how to bone hands correctly yuet.