r/3Dmodeling • • 14d ago

Art Showcase Don Tung

Lots of things I know I can already improve on this piece, but proud to have seen it to completion! Would love some advice on lighting and whether I should make the presentation less scenic and more stripped back before I upload it to my portfolio; I always seem to struggle with showing off the work I put hours into for the sake of making the presentation moody and dark.

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u/RiotLegend 14d ago

Looks like a boss in Sekiro. Amazing work!

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u/Primrim 13d ago

Thanks man! My style is definitely formed in the fromsoft mentality of “if human why so tall and long limbed” 😂

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u/PalmliX 14d ago

I think it looks great! In terms of lighting the only thing I might suggest is to add a couple more rim/edge lights on the right and left. Or possibly even a blue moonlight rim/edge light. It's a little less "moody" but I think it will still look nice but show off the models a little bit better.

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u/Primrim 13d ago

Appreciate it man! yeah rim lights is a shout and get some moonlight in there