Looks good. I personally like the feet. Most anthro done in CG, the feet are typically human, and not animal. I very much prefer this style more. I believe you're the first person I've seen do this.

oh really? i could have sworn ive seen that style before... ah well

thanks a lot! ^.=.^

oh dear, you're going to have to do some more paw related images when this is finished x.x

orly? ^.=.^;

heheh... not sure i would be able to do what i think you want ^^;...

I think the legs are the absolute best part on this. And the abs are the worst ;P Good work on it, and may i suggest beefing up the arms a bit to match the legs better?

finally, someone with an opinion =P

about the abs, do you think they should be more smoothed out and not so defined? cause i was contemplating on that for some time =\

and as far as the arms go, im going to use Maya's muscle system so that they "flex" when they move, which should probably give more bulk to them, (i think the reason they look so scrawny was cause i used references from photos of me, and i was stretching out my arms as far as i could XP )

Thanks!

For the abs, it really depends on what type of character you're going for. If it's meant to be someone beefy, you need to bulge them out a bit, if not - make them almost invisible. In any case, they should be smoothed out and never resemble "carved outlines" like it is now. Also, there's something i noticed everyone forgets to model - the belly button! I think that judging by your character's overall look, the torso and arms should be like this:

http://www.faiman.com/torso_front.jpg

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y2.....erTorso_01.jpg

heh, i never knew there were such things as "muscle system" in Maya... On 3dsmax i would choose the Morph Targets modifier - that one not only can do muscles and such, but also fix annoying envelope issues with the joint rigging. Also, i can relate - on my model i used my arms as a reference and they came out kinda flabby... But then again, the character is meant to be like that ;P

heheh, i can see what you mean about the "Carved outlines" i think i left those on from my Dragon model (cause of the scaly belly)

and belly button?!? holy crap *facepalm* how could i forget?!? gah, another mistake of using a torso from a dragon model (they dont have belly buttons) =P

Oh yeah, for scales you get way over the top with the carving... even make them as seperate plates if possible. Not like its that way on real reptiles but it just looks damn cool. And yeah, everyone forgets:P

That looks really awesome