Hey Frankie - a couple of things to think about... just in terms of your novice status as a Maya-wrangler, you might want to think about dialling back the implied realism of your female figures etc. You may find that they pose too great a modelling challenge for the time/experience available to you. Normally I'd never suggest that a design be reconsidered in light of 'how it might be made', but given the emphasis you're giving your female effigies here, it's something to think about. Also - just in terms of modelled elements, this thumbnail is giving us a lot of grass and water, and all I'd suggest is that you consider compositions that put the emphasis on the built environment and use the matte painting element to create the natural world set extension.
Hey Frankie - a couple of things to think about... just in terms of your novice status as a Maya-wrangler, you might want to think about dialling back the implied realism of your female figures etc. You may find that they pose too great a modelling challenge for the time/experience available to you. Normally I'd never suggest that a design be reconsidered in light of 'how it might be made', but given the emphasis you're giving your female effigies here, it's something to think about. Also - just in terms of modelled elements, this thumbnail is giving us a lot of grass and water, and all I'd suggest is that you consider compositions that put the emphasis on the built environment and use the matte painting element to create the natural world set extension.
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