All the pieces of this are in place now, but they’re going to need quite a bit of finessing to get everything into an optimal configuration. I am concerned that the rig will be a real pain to set up correctly but hopefully I am all worried about nothing
Well done! Nice post!!!
glad to hear you like it
She bears an uncanny resemblance to 1980s pop icon Teena Marie, or is it that Tullafant resembles Rick James taking Youngblood to the freaky party?
He’s the hardest working olifant in showbusiness! Which is easy, since there aren’t any others that I know of…
I really need to come up with a new background
already in development, we must wait to see how it all shakes out…
I am going to vote against everyone else, and say that I vastly prefer the lighter one. This is not just because of the brightness of the two figures, but because the light shining on them, especially from behind, gives the whole thing depth and makes the figures look more alive. The fabric in her clothing handles the light better, too. In the dark version the fabric in her clothing looks wrong by comparison. Also you know I am not crazy about the beads, they look good with the light on them, but in the darker version they look like something other than beads. Something that maybe doesn’t belong here.
The material on the dancer really does benefit from backlighting
Better is a darker wall..
it does improve the contrast and reading
I seem to have an affinity with the darker wall.
you’re no lightweight in the arena the color theory
arena OF color theory (distracted by gf while typing)
The dark tones are nice!!!!!!!
thanks sis, I can always count on you
Your preference has been noted…
I like the darker tones in the second one.
Your preference has been noted…
Thank you…. Elementary my dear Watson
Carol’s powers of deduction are nothing short of astonishing!