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The charm of your imagined world is really starting to come through in this OGR Saskia.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing you put this together, I would recommend you building your world to be more expansive than that shown in your concept art. This will give you options in regard to camera placement and composition which will improve the final image rather than slavishly following the initial concept.