Very cool to see this coming along, it's got you experimenting a lot for sure! This gives a much better sense of where you're going in terms of making this a storytelling piece, and I like watching it evolve. Also really like the pose you're going with on the girl; interested in the giant but more so in the swing :)
A couple of things to maybe try: - Before you get into the fine stuff, maybe a little more irregularity / chaos to the shaping of the 'hat'? Something to indicate that it was a rough break of terrain. Maybe tilting the hat a bit could also add visual interest to the smaller character on the swing (since her 2 parallel swing lines would no longer be parallel to the tree). Tilting the head of the giant just a smidge might also help to convey his curiosity as he looks up and just slightly over. - Maybe thickening the neck / lower head of the Giant, and/or separating the peel of the earth around him to make more of an upwards gesture with those shapes?
Just ramblings - Again, I'm psyched to see this, love storytelling in sculpts!
Very cool to see this coming along, it's got you experimenting a lot for sure! This gives a much better sense of where you're going in terms of making this a storytelling piece, and I like watching it evolve. Also really like the pose you're going with on the girl; interested in the giant but more so in the swing :)
ReplyDeleteA couple of things to maybe try:
- Before you get into the fine stuff, maybe a little more irregularity / chaos to the shaping of the 'hat'? Something to indicate that it was a rough break of terrain. Maybe tilting the hat a bit could also add visual interest to the smaller character on the swing (since her 2 parallel swing lines would no longer be parallel to the tree). Tilting the head of the giant just a smidge might also help to convey his curiosity as he looks up and just slightly over.
- Maybe thickening the neck / lower head of the Giant, and/or separating the peel of the earth around him to make more of an upwards gesture with those shapes?
Just ramblings - Again, I'm psyched to see this, love storytelling in sculpts!
- Ian