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How many times as children did we face this situation. I, myself, ended up lying and get into more trouble. Did you?Related content
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I don't know why, but I'm imagining this backwards -- that it's the little girl who's demanding the explanation. (Yes, I know that doesn't make any sense, outside of a virtual-reality scenario at least.)
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I leave it to the View to determine on what's going on. So if it makes sense to you... go with it.
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The hard part about being that age and in that situation was: trying not to look guilty when accused of something you really truly didn't do.
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Yes, I know all too well what you mean.
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next step, over Mommy's knees... gasp, I've lived this scene a few time (however, my morher didn't have these sorts of clothes).
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*Smiles* I think we all had at one time or another.
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She already know what will fall, she's protecting her already ^_^
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Absolutely. She knows what she did.
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It's good body language and the expressions in your work are pretty good too, you make the models come to life, not many artists can do that, they seem still, stationary and doll or dummy like. Motion, body language and expression all really help 3D work.
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That is true. I give credit to my years in musical and acting classes in high school. During the silent movies era, body language is all they had to tell a story. Since I don't use words in my pictures, I have to use body language. So i took principles from silent movies and applied it to my art work. The more natural the body is in the picture, the more life like my characters become.
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If the only thing I can do to encourage your work a little is to remember that when someone goes over someone else's knee there, likely they'll put up a bit of a fight or start to when it starts, depending on the person. So be sure they aren't always just laying draped over like a towel or something, make them emote a bit, it's a mistake I see in 3D work often
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I'm not sure if you saw in "Rifts Child Psychology" the girl is clenching her fist to stop from screaming, but I do understand and agree a little more motion needs to be in a child or I should say reaction. Agreed. Good Catch.
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Just trying to offer some help, a little tweak makes a world of difference, just like pixel art ^_^
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Ok. I do tend to make my children be strong and not cry... but I can make a child wussy.
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They don't need to be "wussy" but who likes being punished? XD
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You are welcomed. : )
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That's where I let the view determine. Personally, since this is a Super Hero in her younger years, I figure that she beat the snot out of a bully.
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LOL, yeah I can just imagine that ...
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Keep watching.. there's more to come.
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Thank you. I feel the Body language speaks louder than words. : )
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Again Thank you. : )
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Well it's super cool!!!
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Well if you are interested you can always put me on your watch list. That way you can see everything that i post. Right now I'm working on an alien invasion, with muzzle flashes and whatnot's. : )
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That's cool, just watched ya
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I thought this was real photo at first. Amazing work!!
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