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Ok here it is. Dont know if the pics are gonna come out blurry but they seem ok on my computer. Hope you like em...i know its been a long time coming.

ok not really blurry but i could do with zooming in a bit

Is that Epic?

lets see if this is better

ok, heres the rest zoomed in a bit

Looks good, but its a tad bit hard to tell.

Nice work, from what I can tell!

cheers, i will work on some better close ups when i actually have a model worth showing (an MC springs to mind)

Macro mode is your friend....

QFT, Inyoka

Lukus, look for the "flower" setting on your camera if it has one. My wife says check the manual if it doesn't because sometimes they still have them (she's an amateur photographer and used to sell cameras for a living too), it's a matter of adjusting settings.

Also make sure that you have a good, bright light source that's been diffused. Try a halogen or high wattage lamp screened by parchment paper. Check your grocery store in the baking goods section for parchment paper.

The light colored hooves don't quite fit. The contrast draws the eyes to the feet and away from the figure. Have you tested a variant with darker (e.g., black, dark grey, etc) hooves?

Howard A Treesong wrote:Is that Epic?

ROLF!!! Nice model with the new pics. Very clean and crisp....now wash and repeat 30+ more times.

burb1996 wrote:ROLF!!! Nice model with the new pics. Very clean and crisp....now wash and repeat 30+ more times.

Thats the one thing that irritates me sometimes about le nids, doing the same damn paintjob 30 times for 180 points.

Strength in numbers.

You don't need to zoom in closer so much as you need to crop the picture. We don't need to see 80% background, just cut that all out.

ok, thanks for all the advice. Will work on it for the next project

This reminds me of "ninja cat" on youtube. The lil' guy just keeps getting closer and closer to the camera all sneaky-like

Seriously though, it looks good!