Thanks, had real fun with this style, can you tell 
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Actually we have found out that many times our "backs" are even better than our "fronts", maybe because the back has more "plain" space and both models and textures can be more creative.
?Actually we have found out that many times our "backs" are even better than our "fronts", maybe because the back has more "plain" space and both models and textures can be more creative
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It shows you had fun because the result looks amazing.
the 'back looks better than front' happens to me too, especially when I design jackets. I agree with you, the back has indeed more 'plain' space, whereas at the front the breasts kind of interfere with the design and shape. An outfit where the back is the focal point sounds interesting.
the 'back looks better than front' happens to me too, especially when I design jackets. I agree with you, the back has indeed more 'plain' space, whereas at the front the breasts kind of interfere with the design and shape. An outfit where the back is the focal point sounds interesting.Ah-ha, absolutely, we have a bunch of stuff that "focused" on the back with a much simpler front and you think "dang", because, in the end, most times the character is shot from the front but that gives an excuse for more original posing and POVs .
.Yep, posing the character other than full-front is 'refreshing' and interesting. And that's where the awesome back designs clothing kicks in 
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