Tim Nikias wrote:
> Just a quick update before I switch the computer off. Added a tongue
> and refined the pose to something much better IMHO.

It's just my opinion of course, but I have to say that I liked the previous 
pose much better. The snakes followed each other more closely, making it 
look like they belong together and moved in unison, though still 
independently. I also don't think there were too much focus to the right - 
the image was well balanced in its asymmetrical way.

In the new pose, the snakes look much more separated, like they casually 
happened to move over each other by chance, but without there being any 
meaning or purpose behind. While the old pose looks like the result of the 
two snakes moving forward together while twisting around each other, the new 
one looks more like they moved randomly around completely independent of 
each other and happened to end up that way. That may be what you're aiming 
at, but knowing your previous images, I would guess not. Take my words with 
a grain of salt though - it's just the way I perceive the images right now.

Rune
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