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So I had this issue with scaling some models as sometimes when I do it some part of the bones break and become bigger and no matter what you do they stay broken , I've tried baking models but still face this issue. I was wondering if there is any alternatives to this problem.
And secondly , I wanted to ask you about that Little Nightmares 2 poster that how you've done that type of perspective as well.
Hope I wrote something readable as my English is a bit awful and i hope you are able to, Thank you for your time ^^