When you gave everything you got, launching him against a building that it collapses on top, and it just lunges forth like that against you, now you have every reason to be afraid.
What an excellent work of art! The composition, selective detail, lighting, and sense of motion (and inertia) - everything is lovely. Great use of perspective as well, both regarding the foreshortening and lengthening of the character's anatomy and the composition of the setting. It feels not like a character posed, but like an individual that has weight and strength moving through a three dimensional space.
I think the only thing that strikes me as missing is fragments of debris raining from his hair and fur and perhaps a tear or two in his pants, but that is a minor nit-picky point regarding what is otherwise an awesome piece. Even then, I understand the absence, because the style you are going for does not appear to demand photorealism.
Bravo, and keep up the excellent work - I love seeing your personal pieces and the effort you put into them.
What an excellent work of art! The composition, selective detail, lighting, and sense of motion (and
Oh right, I was actually not sure about the debris there but perhaps I will think about it in modified versions, or even bring those points in the next possible scenes. Thank you for the feedback! To be honest, his pants are already tattered at some point. =)
Oh right, I was actually not sure about the debris there but perhaps I will think about it in modifi
