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that would be cool Surfer, your revised site is pretty smart too, white is such a nice colour.
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Looking good with some nice clean modelling. I hope you have enough time to finish this one.
Just a point to note is that I think you need to work on the breasts just a bit more as they don't seem to have any weight or something is not quite right. Actually I think they may be too high.
I am also of the opinion that the part where the arm joins the shoulder is a little too defined. The shoulder muscle tends to flow more into the arm.
Here is the crunch tho - Modelling a human, in my opinion is one of the hardest things to do... Notice you have not seen any of mine Blah! I think that you are doing a wonderful job and keep it up!!!
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you are so right about humans being one of the hardest thing to model,
I also like to thanks for the kind words on your site.
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I have used your image to show you what i mean ( i hope you don't mind
).you should delete the creases i have selected by a cross.
And let the breasts flow into the arms ( i hope that make sense ).
sorry for my english if it is bad.
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right I did the shoulder bit, I looks ok to me but let me know if it needs adjusting, relaxed the abs, also did the back, once again let me know, amy way starting the arm, will also start the tail.
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can't wait to see the tail...should look really good...u gonna give her the wings/fins like in the photo?
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Only crits / comments I would have at the moment :
1) Collar bone and Sternum area look a little sharp to me.
2) Where the front of the shoulder meets the upper arm, I think it should be a little more fleshy.
I don't think this is as important, though, as getting the final geometry in, texturing it, and getting it into a scene in time. If it will take to long to correct things now, just ignore it and push on. What you have there looks great, and since it isn't strictly human, it doesn't need to be perfect anatomy anyway
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She'll look incredible with textures too...especially if you can get the sparkly, scaley look in her tail
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