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Deathcrest The Shark
MemberPlastic pokemans toy fucking a shittily-made pokemans beaniebaby
CoupDeGrace
MemberPeople don't post their art just to be laughed at, asshole. They seek constructive critisism to help improve their craft.
CoupDeGrace
Member@Someonesomewhere did you create these models or are they barrowed assets?
someonesomewhere
MemberMade everything from scratch.
Servine641
BlockedThis picture is something else
CoupDeGrace
MemberWell to me, other than a few rough edges in the kadabras joints, the base model work is pretty good. I'd say that's one of the better aspects of this post. The posing doesn't seem half bad either. I think detailing is one of your main problems here. The glossiness of the yellow areas of Kadabra's skin seems to clash with its texturing in such a way that it makes it look more like the exoskeleton of an insect. Perhaps try lowering the glossiness of the model? As for the ratatat, I think you have a good idea of what a rat looks like in real life but not what a ratatat looks like. Try refining the appearance of your ratatat model so that it looks either more like a ratatat or fits an overall "pokemon" appearance like your kadabra. This way, your art style will be more consistent.
someonesomewhere
Member@CoupDeGrace I used rattata as the base for the model, but I intentionally made the anatomy a bit more like a real rat to make the style less cartoonish.
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