Alfred Hitchcock's Rebecca

[Bunny Dojo]

Thank you for the interest and encouragement, guys!

QUOTE (Paris @ Nov 8 2015, 07:49 PM) I also think you should center the background wall to reduce tension and move the character more left to arc the path of the eye?

Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions, Paris! That's something I went back and forth on quite a bit: Since the photo wasn't shot dead-on, do you center based on the wall hangings, or the pillars, or the windows, or the center of the windows, etc.?

Centering based on Joan Fontaine seemed like a way to side-step that. Maybe doing something eye-catching to the "R" in "Rebecca" would balance things out? (I'll probably work on the position and title treatment more next, as your suggestion has me re-thinking the placement. )

A little additional coloring work:
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Potential re-centering position:
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[Paris]

I'm loving the bold yellow and purple palette!

Centered wall hangings seem like a better fit. Mostly because the TT seems strange off-center from the arch in v1?

[Bozzy]

Incredible work! V2 looks best

[sauron]

I agree, centering how Paris suggested works best for me

[ctaulbee]

I like number two as well

[Bunny Dojo]

Here's an update with what should be close to the final front. Onward to the back! [attachment=32701:Bunny.gif]

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[Henry14]

U R A Real Legend Bunny Dojo

[ctaulbee]

Amazing work Tim

[samppa]

Tim, this looks fantastic!

[Zungam]

Yup, second that. The coloring and lighting is spot on, and the way the lady "pops" is incredible.