Your knight got a real presence. To make him pop even more, how about playing with the landscape's lines to guide our gaze straight to our hero? Amp up the drama with bolder lights and shadows to really give the scene some depth. A few extra touches in the background could add that extra bit of magic, too.

Thanks for sharing there, perfect palette for the holidays season :=)

There's one main master class with Mike, and as written in the comments, all other videos are there to illustrate his process only and provided as bonus

Cliff, for each Master Class recorded on stage there's a Screen Recorded version only. You can check the full collection here :  https://masterclasses.iamag.co/programs/craig-mullins-and-ian-mcque-master-classes

Hi Jorge, please check the last line of the description for info 

Thanks a lot Tom for you kind comments and interest. If you want to directly be in touch with Perry you can check his IG account which includes details here : https://www.instagram.com/perryallenart/

So grat to see your progress and how your journey into the digital creative world has evolved these past years!

Looks like it's working ! Welcome there!

Nice composition; it would need a less blurry background or an element to focus the attention to drive the eye along with the character. I get the intention of the character looking at the entrance, but something should be added to make this scene different, highlighting the danger or mystery.

Thanks for sharing! It's always a pleasure to see that our members are enjoying the LIVE and get inspired by artists we welcome!