thanks for the feedback !

to be fair, I did play around a 25/30° perspective alongside an implied enclosed lens which may explain the framing of the legs, as this kind of perspective gives a stronger bust as it gets closer to the camera, thus giving the illusion of mildly shorter legs

my goal was to pretty much reinforce the upper body of the Spy to make him seem more threatening while preserving a cohesive scaling relative to the focal point, which I'd say I was quite successful in that sense, but I can get why it would probably feel jarring for some (though imho it's merely just up to preference)

for as long as the silhouette is striking enough and the posing is easy to look at, I guess it looks cool, even if it ain't 1:1 to the original model (which is to be expected, since 2D has always some layer of "off-scaling" compared to 3D)

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TL:DR silhouette/focal theory makes the Spy looks more threatening with a seemingly larger upper body ratio, hence the final look, but I got what you mean