Midget Mech thing...

[NikkiPink]

Thats basically about it. Hope you like it. C+C if you like-

[Ryan Cordel]

I think it could possibly do with less colors overall, but still, it's good material there.

[ndchristie]

i dont know, the conservation is pretty good already, though id love to see you mix a _little bit of the metal colors into the glass and the glass into the metal so that it appears to reflect the hues of the environment



just a thought

[NikkiPink]

Thanks both of you. That is a very good point you made, Adarias, and think I just may do that.

[Zach]

I got rid of the second darkest value, and replaced it with the black that you had.
I think you're mudding everything just a little bit, ruining the detail that you could have.
so pretty much I added a little contrast to everything, like adding more light, and adding more depth to some of the lines.

[Wakka]

I got rid of the second darkest value, and replaced it with the black that you had.
I think you're mudding everything just a little bit, ruining the detail that you could have.
so pretty much I added a little contrast to everything, like adding more light, and adding more depth to some of the lines.

And you gave it feet.

[Zach]

that too, but they are just place holders really, I put them there because the other legs... idk, they aren't doing it either way.

[AdamAtomic]

i dont know, the conservation is pretty good already, though id love to see you mix a _little bit of the metal colors into the glass and the glass into the metal so that it appears to reflect the hues of the environment



just a thought

just to chip in on some good advice, I think the grays in the glass muddy and confuse things, but the blues added to the metal areas around it are really sharp and simulate caustics really nicely - they help unify the piece without making it any muddier.  I like Zach's higher contrast version as well!

[NikkiPink]

Thanks everyone! I really appreciate all the c+c and feedback! I am definitely going to mess with all that jazz, with the exception of the feet, as I still like the way I designed them .

[Serena]

This would probably be really complicated to implement, but I think it would look really cool if the refection of the glass moved as the character moved...?