LONG POST: Seeing the 1st wave all at once (results may vary) (Pixiv Fanbox)

Hello, fans. I took the time today to do a pose + render for each of the models I've acquired over the past week. It's been a slog to get them all tweaked-up. They don't always come polished right out of the box. Fans have seen these already, followers have been teased by the preview shots. Results may vary. Left to right: Scarjo, Millie BB, Keira Knightley, Felicity Jones, Brie Larson, and Amy Adams. Now comes the question of whether or not this was even worth it and will I be able to use them. What's my confidence level in putting any one of them in a session? Scarjo - presentable, but not confident. I keep on moving the goal post as to when she'll be acceptable by my standards. I'll have more news on that in the near future because you'll want to know what's happening behind the scenes. Millie - limited acceptability. Her facial features are correct, but it's based on her as of right now, not earlier, making loli practically out of the question. Her face looks older than it normally would. And only from certain angles does it look proper. It puts me in a position where I have to compensate a little more to execute a workable session. Keira Knightley - A+ confidence. It looks just like her. She's session-ready, my version of her has a little more meat on those bones. When I have the time, I'll do something. She's a Top 10 of mine, so this one is a big win. Felicity Jones - limited acceptability. She's based on a mod that tries to match her real looks compared to the original game model. Her real textures aren't there, though. It means half the battle is won, but half is lost. I can definitely put her in something as her model is acceptable by likeness standards (and she's cute). Brie Larson - A+ confidence. I recognize that bitch's face anywhere. I've mentioned this to the hardcore fans - she's session-ready. Ironic that for someone that I can't stand, I had to have her. Amy Adams - presentable, but not confident. A very pretty and presentable figure, but I'm having trouble seeing her face on this model. It's both there and not there. That's what makes it hard to feel confident in putting her up for session duty. And considering she's a Top 5 of mine, it has me in a bind. So that's kind of where things are. I have one more model in the works but she's not a celeb so I'm not counting her among this group. From your standpoint, it means I have to work with what I have. From my standpoint, these models are the stepping stone to reach the next level. I don't intend on just sitting on these for the rest of my 3D career-hobby, except maybe Keira since I'm quite satisfied with that for right now. I'm already in contact with people that can help me get to that next step, and when that time comes I'll let the rest of you know. Time to see what session I can make with one of these...