this is quite excellent. I don't really understand the placement and orientation of the shoulder in front of everything with the face so straight on but that in no way deserves points off and is easily counteracted by the 9 out of 5 star work you did on the face, particularly the mouth. and ears. and eyes. and nose. how long did this take? were you using a photo as a reference?
Reviews for "The Tough Truth"
RussFairchild responds:
Why thank you! And that's funny, the main thing that is bothering me about this too is the freakin shoulder lol. In the concept of it, it was more meshed in with the fur and the neck, and it actually looked like a wolf walking towards you, but then i put a dark shadow on everything lower of the face, to push the face forward. But for some reason, i brightened the shoulder back up, losing the wolf feel and getting a werewolf feel. I used several images as reference, mostly for the fur, and how it rolled over the wrinkles and muscles. Thank you for the critique though, I was waiting for someone to notice, besides my roommate lol.
Fantastic!
RussFairchild responds:
Thank you =D
Good. But I think disease is a bigger threat to the elk and moose. The wolves can't wipe them out without wiping themselves out.
RussFairchild responds:
thank you.and no I totally agree, was actually thinking about doing a piece on a deer infested with ticks or a disease riddled moose. I was just saying the numbers have considerably dropped in the last few years, I work at an outfitting store, and work close with Fish and Game. the wolves introduced are fast breeding species, and they're getting hard to control. tags that we issue for them are all year round on private property, and with the trappers license you can get up to 12 wolf tags. But Ya, i totally agree with you. Sorry should have explained more
sickest shit i have evr seen all time. gr8 stuff
RussFairchild responds:
Thank you =D!
That dripping blood looks amazing, looks incredible