It might be fun to really push this to the extreme - have some beer cans and cigarette butts littering the room, maybe even some crayon drawings or graffiti on the wall.
Looking forward to seeing your final entry!
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It might be fun to really push this to the extreme - have some beer cans and cigarette butts littering the room, maybe even some crayon drawings or graffiti on the wall.
Looking forward to seeing your final entry!
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THX, I tried the pirate route but it just wasn't working well, it was asking for alot of understanding and some reaching on the viewer's part. My biggest problem with it was how to arrange the furniture in the room without obscuring the boy too much. Almost gave me a headache twisting stuff around for nearly a week before I decided to scrap it. However I'm content with my second decision, and hopefully kids still hold their innocence even when they try and act all grown up (even if they try drinking and smoking ).
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The only thing that I am not sure about, is how he is holding the beer can. I just think it needs to 'sit' a little better in his hand - the last thing the kid wants is to drop his beer! :p Also, maybe the tip of the cigarette could have a bit of a glow added.
Other than that, great work vizion!
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