Some more atmospheric lighting would go miles with this. I can't see anything in the image, well it's hard. Too dark.
The neon in the back is almost too overpowering,but provides no actual light. It's weird.
From what I can see looks good
I like them. My favorites are the ones on the far left and far right. I think it would do some good to diversify the horror factor; instead of sharp teeth, maybe have a too-big set of human(ish) teeth. This example would be best on the far-right one, since its eyes are already pretty freaky. Making some of them more uncanny would go a long way for you. Looks good, though :-)
Thank you so much that is very helpful! I totally agree! I am still experimenting with 3D modeling so will surly test around as best as I can! Thank you for your time and helpful tips! :)
Too dark, can't see creepy.
Dial it in if you want creepy vs. scary. Make them mostly normal with an uncanny feature or two, and make those different for each one.
The post below about putting human eyes on one is a great example.
This. And if you really want to amp up the psychological horror, have them go from creepy to scary very slowly. Start them off looking like normal dolls with only 1 thing off about 1 of them. Then slowly transform them over time.
They are pretty creepy! I think just one of them would benefit from extremely realistic human eyes, just to throw off the viewer, in contrast to the clearly plastic/fake eyes in the rest.
At first, in that light, I couldn't tell if their eyes had pupils, but I realized they did. IMO it would make the orange cat and blue bear scarier if instead of pinprick pupils they just had full-white eyes. Pretty scary as-is, though. 👍
