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Yeah I can copy as well, but Kurt's stuff is just simply awesome...Originally posted by anita
awsome..thats somehit i cant do.i can copy but cant come up with stuff like that.
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Really? I thought that the werewolf was fairly weak (bearing in mind I work for the company that did buckbeak!Originally posted by Kurt
Watched harry potter 3 the other day and was totaly blowen away with the werewolf.. Might try and make something similar in 3D and play with fur some more down the road....
) but even so. The design didn't really work for me, I would have prefered the wolf to look like it had some muscles instead of looking so scrawny, I felt it wasn't menacing at all.Just didn't do it for me. Kurt the last character you did is really cool, whatever happened to that last FF scene you were doing? The one in the graveyard?
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I guess i liked the wolf so much in the movie because it was different then the ordinary large big muscled creature we see all the time.
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As Alan said, I too think it looked a little too scrawny (but Buckbeat was AMAZING!), but as ckyuk said, it still does the job, and it has references to Lupin... And finally as Kurt said, some originality is always welcome
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This is what a real macho werewolf should look like:
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Reminds me of the guy from Fable...
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with the sword from Cloud on FF7 :O. Awesome job though kurt, i like that character
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