Thanks. I never watched that tutorial but I always take that rule into account. My other rule is "build for what the camera might see."

The parts of a set that you don't see (like the back) I often make out of any bricks I have handy, forgetting color. But the first column on the sides of the back will always match the rest in case they show up.

I always have a funny user quote in my signature.

"actuallly this involves spiderman too, not batman. but im also taking a new approach, more comedy, less action. i dont see to many movies like that with more comedy than action" --SteveStarfyTV on an Indiana Jones meets Star Wars idea.

Well, what Jstudios said about it following the "build only what the camera can see" is true, Fib didn't  follow the aesthetic tutorial, if you shot the scene, then ignore this, but I would use more earth-toned colors, I prefer these actually, and used them even before I saw the Aesthetic tutorial.

The bed looks okay, but something bugs me about the shape of the bed occupied by him, it makes him look like a mermaid.

The link isn't public.

It depends. You could always just right click on the image and copy its URL. The post the image.

Looks good. Lots of room for camera angles and movements.

Nice work, I wish I had that many bricks!
I have barely any bricks, my mum and dad are probably the only people in the world who don't approve of lego.

Dog

I'm back. Possibly.

Luckily, I had enough bricks to make this.

Dog

I'm back. Possibly.

That's a pretty sweet ship, Dog! I especially like the color scheme; one main color, and several backup colors.

You know, you people are lucky to have a computer in legos. Anyway, love its simplicity and realism.

Brickfilmer a decade ago, now looking to relive the glory days