what do you think? i still need to put in some work on the hands and feet, and maybe make the ears bigger? other than that... looking for crits.
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what do you think? i still need to put in some work on the hands and feet, and maybe make the ears bigger? other than that... looking for crits.
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NO REF? Interesting you have NICE muscle defintion and theres definately talent here. As far as anatomical crits, the ears on mice (and most all small animals) are a very thin, yet slightly rigid (sticks out not flappy like cloth). In fact as you can see in this pic, light passes through them (transluscence) they are soo thin. Its also quite round, not pointed like a cats, which is what the shape of you're looks like.
Now don't take any of this too seriously as you are obviously taking some creative liscense (cartoony a bit). But i'll keep going, the hands are going in the right direction, and this pic may also help with that, and just so you know the back feet look most excatly the same.
Keep going with this man and good luck to you.
Oh and sorry about the blurry pic i cleaned it up as best i could in photoshop (found on a google image search)
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currently working on some dynamic whiskers - nice! show you when they're done...
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hehe Great job though man! Keep it up!
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urm... i like it's back legs.
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