[quote=140661]Wait–your shadow cast a shadow? [ponders that a moment] Um m m m. I’m not sure. I’ll need a few on that one. Interesting works.[/quote]
Oh yeah, valid point!
I’m just so used to putting a shadow below my characters that I didn’t think of that.
Massive oversight.
The camo one might need a clay tone instead of the white strip. Maybe duller buttons, too. But I look at the two versions and think ‘character concept.’ Maybe there’s a character who is always fighting against both sides in the situation she’s in. There was a Clint Eastwood movie where he just kept killing people on one side and then defecting to it? Tweak the situation so the mountain is molded to Muhammed. Mix the metaphors till you’ve got the place for her. Both costumes belong in a story somehow. I can just tell. It’s a good work.
[wahnkwahnkwahnkwahnkwahnkwahnkwahnkwahnk] Realism detected! Brace for impact!
96. Thanx. I may have to experiment with backlighting.
Wait–your shadow cast a shadow? [ponders that a moment] Um m m m. I’m not sure. I’ll need a few on that one. Interesting works.
A sliced mountain would make a neat background for him.
Welcome back. Love your blue lady. Behemoth is a cutie–do you have it on a scaling background?
Welcome back. Yeah, Brickhouse Mason looks tasty. Very nice work on the clipboard, too.
Your cast has grown too. Nice interplay.
The stages in sequence are their own effect. Well done.