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I think that this could work, though as always, I have to reserve my judgement for when the final version is done. Also, the 'criticism' being bandied towards the model here wasn't really constructive for the most part, as it basically consisted of "I don't like the model, looks too much like bride of frankenstien."

 

My critisicm is that the hair, at least in it's current state, looks like a bowl or wig sitting on her head, I can assume that will be blended in better on the final model?

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Well, now she really is countess dracula.

Indeed. I didn't have much to work with, so if you want to avoid the pitfalls of Frankenstein or Dracula, then I think the dress needs work (not such a low lace-up "v") and a different design; a toned-down collar; and a different-shaped or non-existent gray stripe in her hair. The colors black and red don't do much to avoid dracula stereotypes, either. I think more layers of clothing would help your original model, as would a different hair-style as it does seem like a bowl. When I started photoshopping, and seeing the manly jawline and mouth, I started to think it was an April Fool's joke you had done this. Hope you're not trying to pull a fast one on me :)

 

EDIT: Okay, you got me :blush: I learned from a reputible source that it is your own face, or at least your jawline. The face actually works as a whole for a sorceress; it was just funny when I was zoomed-in in photoshop that I noticed, 'hey, this mouth/jawline doesn't look quite right here...'

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