made in blender 2.79
It looks great, the only think that needs to be changed, is:
- Move the character a little up and customize their arms and body.
- Add some shadow reflection.
- Add some more background; as of right now it is just plain and boring. Make it more attractive!
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Hi!
This looks cool for your first ever GFX but, I have a lot of tips.
Firstly, I’d like to recommend a rig. This is what every top artist uses to get a smooth pose. You can find the RIGS via YouTube, and maybe you can make your own rig. Secondly, I’d like to recommend using a HRDI. It givens even and great lighting around your character, and overall makes a good enviornment. Thirdly, I’d like to suggest moving the character up a bit, so it covers the full picture.
Lastly, you should add a detailed background, to make it more appealing to the users.
Hope this helps. 
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Thanks for the tips!
i actually made one with customized arm and body
ik the quality bad but i will improve more in the future
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Hiya,
I like your GFX, however, some things you could maybe add are;
Lighting, change the lighting, it is very dark so the character does not show properly.
Limb Bending, maybe bend the limbs.
Move the camera down a bit.
Thicken the charter up, as you have scaled it down it looks like.
Everything else looks really good though!
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Looks nice, fit the character into the image as it looks very empty. Try making them in a pose or with a couple effects if you want!
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Looks great, but luck of detail especially the fact it looks very empty. Try to add more detail and more stuff. Here is example, of what I mean:
Even tho it’s not edited well, it looks a lot less empty. Fun fact, I used your GFX.
wow thats actually look really good.I will add more detail in my gfx next time.
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One word. Bland. Go crazy.
- Pose the character
- Change the background and don’t have static lightning
- Have the character hold something
The GFX looks pretty empty and boring at its current state. I’d suggest working on the environment around the render a long with the lighting, another reason is that the renders just sitting there rather than doing anything exciting like a pose.