1. Extraterrestrial creatures (creatures in a form that cannot be found on earth)
pros
- alot of room for creation
- many precedents to learn and study from
- easier for people to believe since the knowledge of outer space is equally unknown to everyone and alien encounters are being reported everywhere
- harder to rig and animate since they usually do not follow normal movements.
- there is the limitation of people's perception on what aliens should look like
- no exact boundary; harder to start (aliens can take any form, what should i start with?)
- they are just seen in too many places
2. Genetically mutated animals (crossbreds of animals, insects, and plants on earth)
pros
- very fun to create
- ample references from life (images of animals, insects, and plants)
- easier and faster to create when the result can be viewed quickly (throw a rhino's head on a shark's body, there goes a creature)
- undesirable results can also be eliminated quicker
- some people might say "what the heck are these retarded looking things?"
- harder to rig and animate due to their abnormal anatomy(this can also be positive since I can just make up the way they move)
3. Humanoid creatures (hybrids of animals, insects, and plants in the form of human beings)
pros
- plenty of room for inspiration
- I've always been more interested in animating human bodies
- not as hard to animate since they usually have human movements. (not that it's easy to animate humans, it's just that references of human movements are much easier to obtain).
- less freedom to create since the result has to resemble a human. (this might have a positive aspect since I have given myself this limit and can just start from a human shape)
- much complicated to model a human.
I'm now leaning more towards the latter two. Any suggestions or comments are extremely welcomed.
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