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This looks good, but i have a few criticisms as far as the "honesty" of the picture:
1. how is he hanging? wouldn't he/she just rest on the branches? he/she IS strung from the top, meaning other branches would get in the way. in order for this to work, he/she would need to be hanging from the bottom branch, which would have to be much higher off the ground.
2. i'm not sure, but i'm not entirely sure that the left over blood is entirely true to the way that corpses actually decompose.
if i seem nitpicky, just understand that i do actually like the picture, it's just that you've gotta take these things into consideration when you do this kind of stuff; as a viewer i have to be able to believe what i'm seeing, and when there's stuff like this, it hinders that.
1. how is he hanging? wouldn't he/she just rest on the branches? he/she IS strung from the top, meaning other branches would get in the way. in order for this to work, he/she would need to be hanging from the bottom branch, which would have to be much higher off the ground.
2. i'm not sure, but i'm not entirely sure that the left over blood is entirely true to the way that corpses actually decompose.
if i seem nitpicky, just understand that i do actually like the picture, it's just that you've gotta take these things into consideration when you do this kind of stuff; as a viewer i have to be able to believe what i'm seeing, and when there's stuff like this, it hinders that.

Yah, creepy indeed. But I think the blood is a bit out of place... I don't know how to explain, but it would look more "natural" without it. He has no flesh anymore so.. And maybe you should darken the skeleton's white so that it doesn't strike so much as not part of the picture.
But I like the composition very much anyway. It looks so isolated and yet it's so close from people. Nice work
But I like the composition very much anyway. It looks so isolated and yet it's so close from people. Nice work

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