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I love the way you sculpt the fur, you should do a tut about it hehe 
Originality: Very believable and creative. I could look very well in video games and animated video.
Technique: Looks extremely professional I can see this being quality portfolio work. I would have to say it reflects your detailed and eye capturing work aesthetic as well as work detection.
Impact: My jaw dropped!
Extra: WOOOWWW! I will need to show josh this! I need need to wake him now, i don't care that its 6AM! I know you see flaws but every artist does. We are our hardest critiques. AMAZING CHANG, I will post on my blog soon. I'll send you a link!
Now, with that said, there are a few flaws. The first that I'd like to point out is the hair's conformity to the ears. Rather than the hair going around them, the ears seem to be cutting through as though phasing through the hair. This makes is lose a bit of that sense of realism. The next that I'd like to address is the positioning of the feet. As one steps, the planted foot's toes are aligned with the ground as the heel is up. Here, the toes are angled. This would be appropriate if the foot that is airborne was a bit further forward, showing that the character has pushed off the ground and is ready to step with the other foot and continue skipping, however, the character still appears to be pushing off with that foot. Now, the last thing I'll point out, and this is only a personal preference, really, is the basket in the paw. I'm assuming that the basket is moderately heavy, say three pounds (Also assuming that the character is between five and six foot tall). The basket would fall further into the grasp of the paw rather than being held simply by one finger, especially with the centripetal force as the basket is being swung. Again, this is only assuming that the basket is moderately heavy.
Overall, this model is very very well made. It has a balanced appearance of human and squirrel, a great sense of the summer season, and a very convincing sense of action.
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