Second Iteration of Dali (Progress?)


 This is my second attempt at an iteration of Dali. I think it is more "destroyed" in this image, however, I still am not entirely happy with it. I played around with the inverse in this image, but this was before I learned how to cut out the hairs, so Dali's hair still looks like a helmet on his head. This is something I will work on in my next iteration. 

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  1. Nicholas OerterSeptember 29, 2020 at 5:58 AM

    I think you are getting close but are not quite there. I would try distorting the image more and getting some more textures to be involved. You are very close I feel and have done great work!

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