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Guys! Look what my parents found on one of their deer cams!
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This render was a part of my Discord server's monthly render challenge. The theme for this month was: FALL.

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Since I'm in grad school now, I had to speedrun making this render (and will probably need to continue to do so in the near future.) The idea for this came from a sudden burst of inspiration, and I jumped on it.

There were 2 primary challenges this time around, one of which was the camera. The lens of this deer cam is very different from what I used to, so I had to pay extra close to the way it distorted the footage, and match that on my Sawsbuck.

The presence of the real-life deer also presented a challenge, as Sawsbuck's natural colors are different from that of the deer's. In order to help Sawsbuck blend in, I spend some time matching its color to the deer, and I think I was quite successful in that regard.

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Please let me know your thoughts and criticisms on this piece. I'm always looking to learn, and I'm particularly interested to hear what you folks have to say about this image.

Description
Guys! Look what my parents found on one of their deer cams!
-

This render was a part of my Discord server's monthly render challenge. The theme for this month was: FALL.

-

Since I'm in grad school now, I had to speedrun making this render (and will probably need to continue to do so in the near future.) The idea for this came from a sudden burst of inspiration, and I jumped on it.

There were 2 primary challenges this time around, one of which was the camera. The lens of this deer cam is very different from what I used to, so I had to pay extra close to the way it distorted the footage, and match that on my Sawsbuck.

The presence of the real-life deer also presented a challenge, as Sawsbuck's natural colors are different from that of the deer's. In order to help Sawsbuck blend in, I spend some time matching its color to the deer, and I think I was quite successful in that regard.

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Please let me know your thoughts and criticisms on this piece. I'm always looking to learn, and I'm particularly interested to hear what you folks have to say about this image.