@foreverlurk

Oh my, there’s not often enough renders from the giant’s POV. I love those! Helps me imagine what I would see and my mind spirals from there…

I agree there isn’t much from the POV of the giant, so when I make scenes I usually also try to do POV angles from the giants and the tinies. I’ve found the latter is more popular since it lets people embody really the tiny, but I do have a fondness of the giant’s perspective looking down at the little people below them.

@tiny-ivy

This is fantastic! I agree with foreverlurk about the POV, but the tiny’s POV is so great as well, I love how she’s hiding and the giant POV can’t actually see her – but clearly she can see his boot very clearly. Really brings home the scale, when you can’t see someone at all, but they can clearly see you.

I really enjoy the comparison in perspectives between the giants and the tinies. The tiny’s POV makes the giant look big while the giant’s POV makes the giant feel big. To me, it gives both angles a unique experience even though it’s still the same scene.

Critical role Lauren Bailey (fairy rouge)