looks nice Reply »

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and now he need a woman! highighigh! Reply »

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Well made, but you ignored the bright light source... Reply »

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good work but keep working on shadows Reply »

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I know he's probably suppose to be creepy, but he comes off as actually handsome in a very wierd way LOL.. good luck author on a very interesting piece Reply »

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good,nice work details of scars are very good .G.L. Reply »

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The light above him should cast a downard shadow on his face... The top of his head I think, should also look brighter Reply »

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Yes, I ignored the bright light source, because I wasn't sure how to do that. So after looking at a bunch of backlit sources and scouring the net for tutorials (and finding none), this is my best shot at it. Reply »

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Yes! He looks way better now! (What a difference lighting can make...) Reply »

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And yes, he's supposed to be *almost* handsome. For me, the unnatural made pleasing is pretty scary. (Think Bundy) Reply »

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OH GOD AUTHOR..NOW he DOES give me the creeps.. EEEEEEKKKKKKKK goose pimples everywhere.. YIPE (grabbing my binky and covering up my toes tight) Reply »

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Original use of source, monster looks quite creepy, yes . The lighting in the background is a bit less convincing for me, maybe if you use filter-other-maximum you can make the beam a bit less thick. Up to you if you'd prefer that, of course. Good luck! Reply »

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nice work Reply »

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lol@golem...Don't be scared. Some would argue that the unnatural is very pleasing (Think Pamela Anderson) lol Reply »

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Thank you, Wazowski. I didn't even know about filter>other>maximum. Does it do anything else besides make things skinny? And where can I find one for personal use? Reply »

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where are the berries good job..but you lost the source image Reply »

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nice work Reply »

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nice job Reply »

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