Ooo, I could make that work, perhaps with the vibrant yellow and red for the wool and black on the shorts. I could even try to 3D print a hat for him.
The challenge would be to incorporate the hat with those horns, but there'll be a way :)
Do you still have them? Feel free to share a pic of them!
Huh, that actually didn't turn out that bad - neither the miniature, nor the green screen attempt. The lighting kind of gives it away, but the choice in background is a very close and solid pick that almost looks believable for a moment. With some slight photoshopping, that could totally look convincing as being part of some online game.
Yeah, you can see where the light reflected off the greenscreen and back onto the miniature. The light on the box can be dimmed, so I might try that and hope for a better result. I didn try to remove some of the green using some software, but it's all a learning thing at the moment, I've never done it before, haha! I'd love to photoshop out the black of the base. :)
Considering green screening is something you never do, any and all of these issues cannot and shouldn't be judged. As a simple experiment and learning experience, an introduction into doing it in general, I think it turned out fantastic. We all have to start somewhere when we learn something, and I'd say you're starting on a very good note. There's a hell of a lot worse a first attempt could be, and I think that's way more important to focus on than any issues it actually has.
