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My first "ok, this is good enough" final render, for the past few days... yeah, it's been one of THOSE phases....
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Hi, I need help on how to get these two renders look better
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I wanted to have a go and make some characters for a "Dual Family" like game. Just for fun 
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I would've liked a little more light on her face. Even the lighted side of her face is very dark when compared to other parts of the scene
Secondly it looks like she is missing a leg because the dress just hangs down in front (I'd expect a small indent of the knee or the dress being lifted a little because of her movement.
For the first picture her skin colour is very close to the background this means she falls away into the background. You could
dim the lighting of the background or change the textures so she'll stand out more.
with the second picture there is quite a lot of room left above her head so I'd at the very least zoom in a little so you don't have that much wasted space.
I'm assuming btw that these images are intended for games/wallpapers. if not go with a portrait framing instead of landscape.
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Thank you. I will work on these suggestions and see whether I will be able to do justice to them.
I generally work with the 16:9 format because that's what I was using when I planned to make a game. Force of habit, more than anything else, dictates this format. I will attempt a vertical format, but it is difficult to envisage how they will eventually look given the monitor dimensions.
I sincerely appreciate the input.
Regards.
ETA: Oops! Just realised that you were replying to someone else's request for suggestions in the 2nd instant.
GNVE
Thank you. I will work on these suggestions and see whether I will be able to do justice to them.
I generally work with the 16:9 format because that's what I was using when I planned to make a game. Force of habit, more than anything else, dictates this format. I will attempt a vertical format, but it is difficult to envisage how they will eventually look given the monitor dimensions.
I sincerely appreciate the input.
Regards.
ETA: Oops! Just realised that you were replying to someone else's request for suggestions in the 2nd instant.
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It might still be worth see what a portrait frame does to the image but I liked the large amount background in this image. I guess it worked for me because the background is so dark and uncluttered. And as I said if you plan on using the image as a wallpaper or in a game than 16:9 is the way to go. If you make a standalone artistic render you can experiment with different frames and crops.
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Thanks... BTW, just figured out how to use a 'quote'.
I tried to get the other leg to show itself, but that is what is propping up the bottom half of the costume on the right side (of the image). Any further tweaking, and either the leg or the foot does an ugly poke-through! So, for now, it is not feasible to show the 2nd leg... I'll try a different dance pose later and see. Once again, thanks for making me realise that a creator's eyes cannot always see the flaw/lacuna that is obvious to others.
Regards.
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