Yes, you should check your assets at 100% before submitting. Checking at a lower size will not bring to your attention all the artefacts and errors in an image. You will need to correct any errors you see. If you can't correct, do not submit.
ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
I must say that raising the issue here has been much more helpful than I initially thought. Your responses have made me realize that I need to aim for a significantly higher level of quality. Thank you for your kind and extremely helpful critiques.
Yes, you should check your assets at 100% before submitting. Checking at a lower size will not bring to your attention all the artefacts and errors in an image. You will need to correct any errors you see. If you can't correct, do not submit.
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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
There are a number of drawing errors which I've marked. That said, the face isn't photo realistic but has that plastic, cartoonish feel about it that is typical with some AI renderings.
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