first pass at Kosmoceratops (now with better and more photos)

[brandem]

hey all, though it would upload this here, I wanted to get any opinions, critiques on accuracy, or tips I could to improve the detail of what is going to be a full body sculpt, but I wanted to get your all's input before I went too far,
the eventual idea being to sculpt, cast, and eventually distribute hyper obscure extinct animals 

*so to answer the question this is my first serious sculpt and my first dinosaur sculpt, I'm more of a drawer/painter but usually a birthday doesn't go by that I don't get a block of original sculpy because someone thinks I should sculpt something, so there is always plenty around

   

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Looks pretty good to me..do you have a sideview ?

[tyrantqueen]

Is this your first try at sculpting? It looks very good (from what I can see at this angle)

[Nebuloid]

Looks good so far ! More pictures are needed though.

[brandem]

yeah thanks i'll add side, front and top views later today, yesterday I was having trouble with the digital camera, that was the best shot I could get without it blurring, In that respect I wouldn't mind knowing how everyone here gets good shots of figures up close too,

[Nebuloid]

yeah thanks i'll add side, front and top views later today, yesterday I was having trouble with the digital camera, that was the best shot I could get without it blurring, In that respect I wouldn't mind knowing how everyone here gets good shots of figures up close too,

Just good lighting, preferably outside. And a decent camera helps of course !

[brandem]

i was thinking natural light would be good, ill just have to settle for a half decent camera though

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Outside, natural light is best...and don't zoom in too much..pictures tend to have a terrible time focusing if you do...at least with my crappy Kodak.