The Frog-Face Look

[TurtleNinja]

Do any of you guys enjoy the frog-face [wide-cheek] look? Do you like them with just a little bit of width in their cheeks, or hate the turtles with wide-cheeks?

(The reason I posted this topic here is for the future of TMNT, would you like to see them with wide cheeks, somewhere in between, or not at all)

By choosing the first option, you vote for wide cheeks.

By choosing the second option, you vote for in-between.

By choosing the third option, you vote for human-like cheeks (not wide at all).

[Dejablue]

Pictures of the alternative would be helpful I think.

[TurtleNinja]

Wide Cheeks
http://tech2.in.com/media/images/img_2956_tmnt.jpg


http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3103/2795971427_7465994734.jpg

In Between

http://angryweb.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/tmnt.jpg



I can't seem to find one with the turtles and human-like cheeks.

[Dejablue]

I like the in between look. I know in FF and BTTS they loose the extra cheek altogether and I didn't really like it.

[TurtleNinja]

Then vote for that! I need to see results O_O

[Luzmagica]

I dont like wide cheeks...In my opinion they give them a very less expresive faces...I prefer something more " in between" so, I voted the second option..

[Dejablue]

I think ultimately it depends on how well the artist can draw but personal preference ...eh yeah I'm more for in between. *votes*

[Leonardo Mystic]

I love the Turtles' faces before FF/BTTS. It killed me when they were redesigned and lost the rounded cheeks. It looks so unnatural and angular enough that they resemble ski slopes. :dead:

[odupianist]

I wasn't thinking that for the picture of wide cheeks you posted. I was thinking like 2k7 movie wide. Those were too big in my opinion. I like Dooney and Farley turtles and their proportions. I don't know what you would consider those.

[Vivi]

Hm, I like both the first (wide) and second (in-between) designs. But I have seen pictures that head into the realm of Freddo frogs, so I get what you're getting at. The 2K3 designs have grown on me a lot, whereas Jim Lawson's more boxier faces have been a perennial favorite.