What the crap? Clay artz?

Lol, these pics are low qual but i'll get some green screen pics tomorrow (my parents own a portrait studio).
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/5007/dsc00111ee.jpg

http://img829.imageshack.us/img829/9621/dsc00112tu.jpg

Ampure isn't that great, but Equill isn't bad. Thing is, you're making these for the TCG, right? If so, you need to be very good with clay for it to work on the TCG. I'm not saying I could do better (which I can't), I'm just saying they would need to be a lot better to match the existing trading cards.

the studio pics i'll upload tomorrow wll be better
also i'm suprised you could tell who the were
another thing is that I had to take them apart and put them in storage, and i put them back togeher in 30 sec, where as tommorrow i'll do better.

The only yellow and blue lemur Pokemon I know are Ampure and Ohmure, and yours seemed kind of small, so I assumed it was Ampure. And I only know one small green bird with spiral eyes, and that is Equill.

im trying to wire some of the parts in and working on a pose with his left foot forward him somewhat sideways his tail raised type pose

i also have a pro photo shop worker to work on the after picture so i only have to get the point across but do you think the colors match on ampure?

Colour-wise, they are both fine. The only thing is that Equill's purple (i.e. beak and feet) should be a bit darker, but it might just be the lighting making it appear lighter than it is. Also, try using the edit button underneath your original post next time you want to add something to your post (just a suggestion).

I feel like Equil is very disproportionate. The feet and the head feathers are both far too thick for the body.
Ampure's nose is a little odd as well.

Interesting, that's a pretty high quality macro you have there.

I think the shapes are there, and the colours seem well chosen ,but both of them could use some refinement. Try your best to smooth out the shapes, get as close to smooth surfaces as possible, without all the lumps and bumps, and the lines between the colours, try to get them as crisp as possible (use your nail to get rid of the little pieces). That's the first thing to get that polish that really looks professional.

I dont use a nail I use my hands to make me feel more connected with the art
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Nails on your fingers. Fingernails.

Lol