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Just got done with this one and had to share Comments are very welcome.

Looks awesome!

Wow, really nice! I love the pastel-ish colour choice.

 Murenius wrote:
Wow, really nice! I love the pastel-ish colour choice.

Thanks Wanted something gothic with undertones of blood and bruised flesh. The way i see it daemons should look unhealthy and unnatural.

 tarnish wrote:

 Murenius wrote:
Wow, really nice! I love the pastel-ish colour choice.

Thanks Wanted something gothic with undertones of blood and bruised flesh. The way i see it daemons should look unhealthy and unnatural.

You did a great job at that. The model's disproportionate limbs and claw really push it over the edge and into the uncanny valley, too.

It´s a balancing act really. I find it hard to hit that spot just below over-the-top but just above understated. I spend a lot of time looking at my conversions going: Is it too much? Or not enough?

I think that you balanced subtlety and strangeness pretty well. Aesthetically, the mini does seem a little bit bottom-heavy, so it wouldn't hurt to make the claw larger or more obvious, but as of now it looks totally fine as it is though.

I considered making the claw bigger but felt it disrupted the flow of the model. Yearh she is a bit bottom heavy but i think the contrast of the petite upper body and the massive lower makes for a
good imbalance, very chaotic.