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hold me down sweet & low,
little girl.
hold me down sweet & low,
i will carry you home.

I finally decided to start photo-manipulating again, but I guess we'll see how that goes haha. I'm actually pretty happy with how this looks, especially for not manipulating or using my tablet for god knows how long.

The song is "Sweet and Low" by Augustana. I saw them live in concert a few years ago, and this has continued to be one of my favorite songs, so when I stumbled upon it while making this, it had to be incorporated somehow!

As I said before, it's been awhile since the last time I did one of these, but I'm happy with it. There was plenty of trial and error, and the crtl+z was my best friend, but after 4 1/2 hours I'm pleased with this. The only thing I wasn't pleased with was the mane & tail, which I painted. I think I like the mane, but the tail was difficult. This is only the third time I've ever painted them in, so cut me some slack, I NEED PRACTICE, but critique is much appreciated.

Program: Photoshop Elements 6 + Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet

Credits:
Horse: [link] by

Background: [link] by

Description
hold me down sweet & low,
little girl.
hold me down sweet & low,
i will carry you home.

I finally decided to start photo-manipulating again, but I guess we'll see how that goes haha. I'm actually pretty happy with how this looks, especially for not manipulating or using my tablet for god knows how long.

The song is "Sweet and Low" by Augustana. I saw them live in concert a few years ago, and this has continued to be one of my favorite songs, so when I stumbled upon it while making this, it had to be incorporated somehow!

As I said before, it's been awhile since the last time I did one of these, but I'm happy with it. There was plenty of trial and error, and the crtl+z was my best friend, but after 4 1/2 hours I'm pleased with this. The only thing I wasn't pleased with was the mane & tail, which I painted. I think I like the mane, but the tail was difficult. This is only the third time I've ever painted them in, so cut me some slack, I NEED PRACTICE, but critique is much appreciated.

Program: Photoshop Elements 6 + Wacom Bamboo Fun Tablet

Credits:
Horse: [link] by

Background: [link] by