Me. Seriously.

[Fortet]

Yes, but my messy, messy (yet extremely healthy) hair covers them. You can see the lobe of the right one in the picture.

[HackersTotalMassLaser]

Awsume.

[Fortet]

So, in preparing for the possibility of Anthro Week, I did this

[Archem]

Oh God.

It looks about right.

[Fortet]

Some portraits of my wonderful friends
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[Archem]

Eh... Hard to say if they're good or not. The quality seems inconsistent. Blurry as hell, too.

[Fortet]

A lot of this is simple experimenting, trying to find a process that works for me. Also just testing out the tools, seeing how they work.

[Valiere]

Your proportions definitely look a lot better. Try amping up the contrast...darken your darks and lighten your lights. A bigger range between shades will make them look a lot less flat.

[fruckert]

Out of those I'd say that the last one is the best.
Also, the third one looks like she has her face up against a window.
Probably the flatness of them.

[Fortet]

Actually, the third one was my first attempt. And the face wasn't against a window, but the photo had bad exposure

[Fortet]

So, huge kick here.

Anyways, did a barbershop quartet arrangement of "Go The Distance" from Disney's "Hercules" arranged by Aaron Dale for a musicale at my college. I'm the one in the snazzy vest (lead tenor). We had to drop it down two keys because the original was too damn high for me at the end and too damn high for out baritone (who is actually a bass with an incredible range).

Clicky clicky

[Zerlina]

One of my favourite songs actually.

So yeah this is just my opinion (obviously)...

It's a really nice arrangement, and you guys did an awesome job. Your group as a whole has a great sound, and your soloist and bass especially have really lovely tones (others might as well but it's easier to hear these two). You guys seem to have a lot of control pitch wise with some large jumps, and did a really good job of keeping time with each other. Tuning moments were very scarce (such as the WHEN in When they see my face being a little sharp) but it is a live performance so that's to be expected even from pros. The only things I'd say more negatively is that there weren't a lot of dynamics, the whole thing seemed to be forte or fotissimo, and that also prevented the lower parts from blending perfectly. Also, there didn't seem to be a lot of engagement going on physically (ie: what's going on with your faces and bodies) which can make the audience less interested. To be more nitpicky, in the section where the melody alternates between the bass and soloist, the line isn't particularly clear or continuous. But that's just being particularly picky because the performance was so good. Also your soloist is kind of cute if that counts for anything. You guys did a really good job .

[Fortet]

I'm the soloist, so thanks

Yes, dynamics! We practiced at getting them in, but the final product didn't quite work out lol. And as far as physical stuff goes, I really wanted to try and add some stuff like that, but the others didn't seem into it at all when I suggested it :/

Thanks your the input!

[Archem]

Lucas, you're so slow.

[Archem]

Hey!

That's a tricky jump!