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Very nice! Great to you start a wip here cal
I really like the scene you've created, but to me the perspective seems a bit odd. The dark orange wall(?) seems to be more blurred than the kids which supposedly should be behind it? Also, I think the kids are too high positioned in comparison to Butler.
Looking forward to an update :arms:
I really like the scene you've created, but to me the perspective seems a bit odd. The dark orange wall(?) seems to be more blurred than the kids which supposedly should be behind it? Also, I think the kids are too high positioned in comparison to Butler.
Looking forward to an update :arms:
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I like it! :arms:
I'd lose the guns from the TT tho. They don't really add anything - and Butler is holding the same gun, so IMO they're unneccessary. :chin:
I'd lose the guns from the TT tho. They don't really add anything - and Butler is holding the same gun, so IMO they're unneccessary. :chin:
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