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Something doesn't look right about the shiney clean floor and the rough, worn device. The computer stand just looks a bit too... weathered I guess. And seems out of place where it rests on the floor. Maybe the angle is slightly off.
The second armature looks like it has a clipping error with her left hand. It might be just hovering over it, but it's hard to tell.
The girl looks fine, I've enjoyed the series with her. I might have her bending the torso up a bit more, but it works.
The shackles are off-centered and uneven. I suppose it's possible, but it seems unlikely.
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The camera device is over her hand, although the camera angle and lighting used may not show it that well, the main problem I had with this piece was the device arms are actually part of another exam table, the model for which was rescaled and is sitting hidden within the other table, leaving just the arms free and visible, however because of the rescale I was a bit limited on where the arms could reach and bend to so had to settle with where it currently is.
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The restraints not being even I mentioned on another reply below.
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The machine not matching the floor is valid, but then again it could be an old machine brought into a new facility hence the reason it looks older than the actual surroundings.
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This is pretty different from most of your other work (bondage and all that). That said, love it!Β It's driving my inner xenophile crazy!
Is the asymmetry of her wrist and ankle restraints intentional?
Great work, thank you.
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The restraints being uneven is intentional, my thinking was that the exam table being future tech would be able to adapt and morph out the restraints based on sensing the location of the limbs, rather than the subject having to have limbs placed into the restraints, also allowing the test subject to be placed in any position required rather than being limited by fixed locations.
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To my unlearned eye, your work appears meticulous (really, beautiful stuff). So I assumed it was intentional (seemed an unlikely detail to miss).
Love your detailed explanation. Thank you for taking the time to share it and your work.Β
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I see she is going to have a bit of a PROBElem soon. :
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