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Published: 2011-03-21 13:42:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 8496; Favourites: 312; Downloads: 193
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I love it! The colors and effects are real eyecandy, excellent blending too. Great work.
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Melhor nΓ£o chutar conceito...KKK,sΓ³ falar que tΓ‘ fucking fodastic jΓ‘ tΓ‘ bom
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AEUAH esse cara Γ© um "sugador de energia", e o que seria mais valioso que barris de petrΓ³leo quando o assunto Γ© energia? enfim, valeu ae
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Thank you for the support man!
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Your welcome my friend! Anytime!
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Foda demais, fav sem pensar
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favou sΓ³ por isso nΓ© safada
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Nice work mate! Love the lighting in this!
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Aquatic life flows about you. The bubbles of your surroundings begin to meld with your vision and appear as if they're attempting mix thought and reality with you, hoping to bind you body and mind to this aquamarine atrium. As you walk silently through this strange aquatic labyrinth, lost in its blues and shadows, you notice a faint light being generated about you. Right be fore your eyes, a bio-luminescent jellyfish blobs from the darkness around you and begins to illuminate your darkened surroundings. As you marvel at its amorphous glow, more lights are starting to light up about you as more glowing jellyfish begin to light up around you. You begin to feel the energy of their glow as they begin to surround you. Their bio-electrical surges begin to arch from their bodies and begin to integrate the forces into your body. You feel an immediate burst of energy as if the power of a thousands lighting storms and brimming waves is filling your body and causes it to generate the familiar glow of the jellyfish. At last, you are one with the energy of the oceans.
I do like the photomanipulative style that you've used in this piece as it really calls out a nice amount of personality for the whole design. Your depth of field effects stand out pretty well and do a pretty good job of building upon the depth of the landscape itself. However, in the lower right corner of the piece there appears to be a bit of pixelation which kind of distracts from the piece. I suggest you try and do something about that, as you wouldn't want anything to take away from the piece in any form. Good work, nonetheless.
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wow, thank you 
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