looks nice

and now he need a woman! highighigh!

Well made, but you ignored the bright light source...

good work but keep working on shadows

I know he's probably suppose to be creepy, but he comes off as actually handsome in a very wierd way LOL.. good luck author on a very interesting piece

good,nice work details of scars are very good .G.L.

The light above him should cast a downard shadow on his face... The top of his head I think, should also look brighter

Yes, I ignored the bright light source, because I wasn't sure how to do that. So after looking at a bunch of backlit sources and scouring the net for tutorials (and finding none), this is my best shot at it.

Yes! He looks way better now! (What a difference lighting can make...)

And yes, he's supposed to be *almost* handsome. For me, the unnatural made pleasing is pretty scary. (Think Bundy)

OH GOD AUTHOR..NOW he DOES give me the creeps.. EEEEEEKKKKKKKK goose pimples everywhere.. YIPE (grabbing my binky and covering up my toes tight)

Original use of source, monster looks quite creepy, yes . The lighting in the background is a bit less convincing for me, maybe if you use filter-other-maximum you can make the beam a bit less thick. Up to you if you'd prefer that, of course. Good luck!

nice work

lol@golem...Don't be scared. Some would argue that the unnatural is very pleasing (Think Pamela Anderson) lol

Thank you, Wazowski. I didn't even know about filter>other>maximum. Does it do anything else besides make things skinny? And where can I find one for personal use?

where are the berries good job..but you lost the source image

nice work

nice job