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I hope you like it, I tried putting the motto in but it ended up looking cluttered, I can make an alternate version with that if you'd like, but I'm hopeful you'll enjoy this version! Let me know if there are any changes you want!

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Hope you like it!

To add to what Jupiter said, try incorporating the tips we're giving in the work you're making. The idea is to keep practicing with blending flow and colors and improving. Utilize the tutorials, try them on several images until you feel comfortable with that particular concept (i.e. smudging...

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Hope you like it!

Hope you like it!

imgur is another good option that's pretty user-friendly and generally has good longevity for hosting.

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Agreed, the loop is pretty jarring which takes away from the overall presentation. I also feel the rendered girl doesn't fit with the color scheme, maybe try desaturating her color, or at the very least her skin to fit with the background a bit more.

The render edges are what stick out most to me in that, all the pieces go well together, and aside from placement of the render and text I thought the first one was pretty good. I'd say work on blending in the edges of your renders more so they look like part of the image instead of sticking out...

Hope you like it! Let me know if there's anything you wanted changed.

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Hope you like it!

I like it overall, but the muzzle flash is definitely too small, and the red in the flash makes it almost look like that's a laser pistol or something.

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Hope you like it!

I just felt like there's a lot going on in a small amount of space, generally if I'm doing something smaller like an avatar, especially on a forum like this where it's 150 x 150, I'll only use a portion of the render so I'm not shrinking it down and cramping the image with all that detail.

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The colors seem to clash in the last one, and it looks a bit crowded to me. Also it might help to copy and blend some of the C4D in front of the render you're using to give the image some depth and bring the whole thing together.