I never understand the judges attacks on paint colors, especially when doing aliens and creatures. How many aliens have the judges seen, in real life, to determine that an alien is "too blue"? Seriously, if an alien species came down to earth, where we would be considered alien, to them, would they be like "as a species, you're not believable, because you're either all pinkish, brownish, or tannish. You need better mottling, or stripes, or patches of color, to be believable.". For the most part, people are a single, flat, color. Sure, you have people with rashes, and farmer's tans, and those orange weirdoes from the jersey shore, but for the most part - a single, uninteresting, flesh tone.
I don't get why Alana seemed so hesitant to tell Laney, what she thought. This was a team effort - if you don't want your team to lose, speak up. You can't worry about hurt feelings in a time like this. Sort of "the needs of the many, outweigh the needs of the few.". Granted the many is two, and the few is one, but even still.... And why did the judges choose to send Alana hone, over Laney? At the end of the day, they both really did nothing, but considering all Laney did was sculpt a few scales, it seems like she did a little less. Even an alien-ish nose is more alien than fish scales - no?
-Fred