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A wise man once said, "Know your limits, Master Wayne." Well, those words resonated not only in my heart but also in my right kidney...that deep, so I learned my lesson: practice more before attempting a render like this again. I've worked many times with two-character renders; in fact, there was a brief period when almost all my renders were like this. It was very rare to work with three characters, as this render exemplifies some problems I have with this type of render. The first is that when I modify the characters' bodies to make them thicker, being so close together, they eventually blend together and look like a huge mass of flesh instead of each character having their own space. Second, when these renders are shot from a greater distance and with certain angles, the modifications I make to the bodies are quite noticeable, and you can see those deformations that I usually hide by using camera angles, clothing, or the arms.

I appreciate the positive feedback and I'm very happy that you like my work. However, when I see mistakes or feel there are errors, I can't simply ignore them. In this case, I felt the render lacked harmony in the characters' body shapes, the lighting was flawed, and overall, I wasn't happy with what I saw. This was one of the few times I was somewhat obsessive, completely ignoring all my other pending tasks. Because, to be honest, this render took me almost a week, and I had simply reached a point where it was more out of "pride" than anything else; it was more about "it has to be done because it has to be done." Anyway, I apologize for the inactivity due to this issue; it's my fault. Sometimes I just suffocate myself. (。ᵕ ◞ _◟)

You can see the full renders in The Archive, either on Mega or GDrive, as you prefer, in the Marvel Rivals > Multiple > Emma, Sue & Psylocke folder.

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megumi535

Thats good nix that you put a lot of hard work into yohr work

Phantom Reaver 225

No need to apologize Nix. 😊 It's not your fault. You are simply learning and improving as an artist one step at a time. Setbacks often times helps push us even further toward the finish line by learning from those setbacks and gaining experience from them which makes us even wiser in the end. You then eventually add another tool to your belt of skill sets. It truly shows that you value quality over quantity and take complete passion and pride in your work in which the top-tier quality and work from your renders speak for themselves. You strive to ensure that you go above and beyond as an artist and you greatly excel by focusing on doing the utmost best that you can that your artwork is the utmost best that it can be. I have great respect for you as an artist and most importantly, as a person. 💜💜

Kaido The Top Yonko

We all greatly appreciate the work you put into these pieces me lad, not many do that these days

Nixmare

I'm not crying because that was the most beautiful thing anyone has ever said to me, I'm just chopping onions (╥ ω ╥)

Nixmare

I always try to give my best for you because you have given me so much. (..◜ᴗ◝..)