Models have smooth lines, balanced proportions, and adherence to design aesthetics.

Characters or objects have natural forms without obvious visual discrepancies.

There is a good visual hierarchy to attract attention.

No technical issues like broken surfaces, flipped faces, gaps, or overlapping faces.

Models have reasonable structure and clear topology, following standard production processes.

The model fits its intended purpose and practical application scenarios (e.g., games, animations).

Detailed textures without stretching, misalignment, blurring, or color discrepancies.

High adherence between textures and the model, avoiding obvious seams.

Realistic material representations (e.g., metal, fabric, skin textures).

Design with originality, avoiding clichés.

Incorporate unique highlights in shape, color, and materials.

Create visually expressive works with storytelling elements or appeal.

Avoid directly copying existing resources.

Ensure differentiated details to prevent similarity with other works.

Develop a distinctive style that sets your work apart from similar pieces.

Align with current market trends and audience aesthetic preferences.

Reference recent popular trends in material styles, lighting effects, and artistic direction.

Create work with viral potential to generate attention and interest.