Brian…What’s up,have’nt talked or heard frrom you in ages?:shrug:
Ok my time to talk…First of all our mutual friend james Mk,has come up with a spot on excellent crit or suggestion on your work with this torso…I could only repeat what he said…Perhaps just add the fact that you should think…Beaten up,worn out,torn,ripped apart,chunks missing,twsited,bent almost out of shape,pieces barely hanging on,non-symetrical should be the foremost thing on your mind…
You have a real nice model,now get that thing beaten up,give it character,give it a real thrashing…Forget the store-bought like new look…give it the war torn been through many battles look…In any case I agree with James,and in the end this is your baby,but letting loose is the way I would approach it,just another guy here with yet anothwer opinion,but perhaps some fruit for thought…All the best Brian,you got the skills,just let them flow freely,and listen to that wild and fun James MK,he is knows his stuff…Nice to talk to you again,until next time,take care…:arteest: :arteest:
. A lot of it really comes down to what James was saying I am much more confident with brush strokes than with polygons, I am having to think too much in 3D it is not as yet as instinctive…all a matter of practice 
