I saw him on your site before seeing this thread. And my impression when I saw him on the site was that you paid a lot of time to the upper body and arms, but not the legs. The legs are too small and the knees could use adjustment. the calves aren't muscular enough in proportion to his overall strength. The feet could be slightly bigger and give him some more grounding.
Some strength in his lower legs (the upper seems quite all right). The anatomy on the feet isn't quite right either - it's too far done. Feet don't have great detail, even with championship bodybuilders, and that is part of the problem Veins on top are ok but not on the rear of the ankle.
I like this model, and he looks great rotating.
I would want to make his chest tighter and more muscular because his arms indicate he's worked out to a greater level than what can be seen.
It seems to me that you have varying levels of physical fitness to him without thought to his story and how much he did work out to get to that point. And by focussing on less is more, you can get that fixed next time.
I liked this model.
Some strength in his lower legs (the upper seems quite all right). The anatomy on the feet isn't quite right either - it's too far done. Feet don't have great detail, even with championship bodybuilders, and that is part of the problem Veins on top are ok but not on the rear of the ankle.
I like this model, and he looks great rotating.
I would want to make his chest tighter and more muscular because his arms indicate he's worked out to a greater level than what can be seen.
It seems to me that you have varying levels of physical fitness to him without thought to his story and how much he did work out to get to that point. And by focussing on less is more, you can get that fixed next time.
I liked this model.