Outrun The Halfling
I really love the final outcome to this but I'm not quite sure if the kind of perspective you were going for worked out so well. Because there seems to be so many points of perspective, it makes everything seem a bit too detached and less cohesive. At first, I thought you were trying to make it look like it's an over the shoulder shot from behind the snake, but looking at the background, it makes it seem more like it'd be angled downward with the kind of slant you gave the floor and the way you have the pillars pointed. I think that if you had put even more force to the perspective, really putting a bit more of a drastic angle for the pillars and shifted the floor's angle to be coming from the opposite direction, it would have been absolutely perfect.
Hmm.. probably..
Perspective has never been something that came easily for me. I always get freaked out by it.
sweatdrop So I have a bad habit of downplaying it when I
want to exagerrate it which makes it got pretty retarded.
I really appreciate the critique and I agree about the perspective, it's something that I wasn't too pleased with myself.