05-20-2017, 06:58 AM
Hey! Cool mermaid :)
I think the right amount of light is the light that conveys the emotion you want to convey and that depicts the form more clearly. If the light is stronger, it will define the forms more and the scene will become more dramatic, for example. That's something you have to decide.
I like the anatomy of the arms, but the anatomy in the neck seems odd. That occlusion shadow caused by the head is probably flattening it, and it's left defining line is breaking the gesture of the body.
I say beyond that, recheck your lightning scheme. From the forms, i'm guessing there's a white frontal lightning coming from the front, because there's very little modeling in the skin, but the highlights in the hair would be in those places if the light was kind of coming more to the left. Make sure your light is consistent across your forms, otherwise it will not look real to experience.
I hope i was clear / helpful :)
I think the right amount of light is the light that conveys the emotion you want to convey and that depicts the form more clearly. If the light is stronger, it will define the forms more and the scene will become more dramatic, for example. That's something you have to decide.
I like the anatomy of the arms, but the anatomy in the neck seems odd. That occlusion shadow caused by the head is probably flattening it, and it's left defining line is breaking the gesture of the body.
I say beyond that, recheck your lightning scheme. From the forms, i'm guessing there's a white frontal lightning coming from the front, because there's very little modeling in the skin, but the highlights in the hair would be in those places if the light was kind of coming more to the left. Make sure your light is consistent across your forms, otherwise it will not look real to experience.
I hope i was clear / helpful :)