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Published: 2008-11-12 13:22:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 1016; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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My other art shares
Anthony Shea Creations @ Tumbler Anthony Shea Creations @ Facebook
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Lucy_Remixed___2_by_mjranum-stock
A_Clearing_Stock_by_MJ84_StockPhotos
Foggy_Forest_2_by_ro-stock
27___Stormclouds_II_by_blue-horse-stock
The front lawn_CausticStock
Meadow_stock_1_by_Cat-in-the-Stock
Living_by_pendlestock
Secret free gift_ by CausticStock
I debated about putting this into storage but I left it up. But I am not fond of this one.
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Ooooo purty 
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it was fine, quiet but good. think as a belated xmas present i am going to get me a NAS and then all my little goodies will be safe forever mor !
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LOL cool noting like safe goodies
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yup yup, and you know there is this thing on your system tray called msn live messenger you should log in
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when I have tome my friend ..I think the last time I did get on was mid to early december :S .. too much going on and work hours changing I don't have the time these days in the evenings
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how dare they! bastards! lol who do i need to kill to have a good chat with you my friend
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I like it a lot!! .. but since you would like a critique.... i think if you want it to look more realistic mosh and the pedistal (the stuff in the foreground) should have a drop shadow or something that way it would look like she is really standing on the lawn. Other than that... Nice work!
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thanks, a hard shadow i think would have looked really bad seeing the picture has no hard light in it, it's self. MJ's original stock image didn't have much of any either cause he normally uses pretty omni directional lighting as well.
what i did have an issue with, and something i do to most every model is, softening the edges of the shot of mosh, and i think if i would have been able to do that successfully that would have given you the shadow effect your looking for. like i said i will admit her edges look too sharp, i also still have the psd file for this work, and at an later date might go back and fix this problem once i can figure out a work around for it.
thank you again for the well thought out comment, i always like getting those. they are always much more useful than 'wow this looks great' and are way more enjoyable to respond back too. and thanks again for taking the time to comment and look threw my work.
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That's a lot of different stuff you added in here, looks like a real scene :]
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The model almost looks like stone as well, I like that effect, especially as she is situated as if on display
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Makes me think of New York some 100 y back (Central Park). And some wizadress with a messenger owl (Harry Potter universe LOL) Good work
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yea i wanted that more modern old feel to it (realized that sounds rather odd), wanted to break out of my box a little bit and explore. this one took allot more trial and error than i am normally a custom to, but it also turned out being one of the pieces i am most impressed with that i have done within the year. glad you like it and thank you for taking interest into my work.
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Yes, it's always fun and challending to enter and conquer new horizons with art. I've used to be mostly a manipulator earlier but I'm more and more getting into 3D, finding myself liking the quite different challenges and opportunities within. And then blending the two teqniques is always fun.
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the wife is the DAZ person, lol if i want something rendered she's the one i go to
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That sounds like a great split of work! My self I love the rendering part of the work!
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Your skills are getting better every day 
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thank you, i try but more often than not i just feel like I'm rather stagnate in the growth respect.
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Well I see a growth in skill in this one. I think when you feel stagnant do something completely insane. I did - I threw paint everywhere and created some of my favourite work to date and the flatness problem? Eliminated!
Seriously, just play
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i think the other part of my problem is i finish one and would just start another shortly after, since my computer got 'un sick' i have been letting myself get distracted with call of duty 4, and work on a single piece over days instead of just 10 hours straight. and i am liking the results better
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Yeah I have to do something all at once or I lose interest...
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looks awesome! I like the place in the background, makes me want to visit haha
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well seeing bri' photographer the castle in the back its some place in GB but yea the forest and such is my handy work
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thank you, yea i wanted to keep it pretty photo-realistic. which can be hard when your adding layers and layers of air brushing with a mouse 
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