Set Project: Final 3D piece

It is high time to show the final 3D outcome.

I have been waiting for a sunny day to take a picture of Mr Kite. I found a perfect corner in the window ledge. I managed to find some white sheets for the ''session''. Unfortunately, they were curved and undulating and having no extra ones I tried to make it professional.

All this showcase is after Photoshop edit.

On those shoots I wanted to emphasise his posture. Nevertheless, it is still a bit stiff.

Here I captured all his attributes in front of him.

And one more, with his hands up. Which personally, I can compare them with gorilla's.

I took two pictures from different angles.

In order to zoom in the portrait details.

In addition, one from the front.

I made a few mistakes regarding background preparation. I could glue or taped pages together to avoid the gaps. However, the software edit made a brighter impression, which is definitely an advantage.

Maybe a thicker paper and front light would reach a more professional look.

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