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The document discusses a 3D model of a claptrap that was created entirely from scratch along with images showing good use of perspective and textures on the ground. Basic blending options like drop shadow and stroke were also used, though the bottom left image does not clearly show the top-down perspective intended for that shot.
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- 1. All items created entirely from scratch including claptrap model. Good use of perspective in the top right and bottom right images. Use of textures on the ground Use of basic blending options such as drop shadow and stroke Bottom left image does not show the fact the shot is supposed to be top down very well.