HELEN
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"Tomy" on page 1 is an excellent WIP. Great shading. I love his expression.
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I absolutely love how you create something so manly, but then there's a little femininity in there, as well. I hope you don't mind me saying that. I think that's really cool. Barbie, you've done a spectacular job on this image. The way you made the center pieces so shiny is excellent.
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Awesome wood texture! I really like the marble, but I challenge you to make a see-through one with the designs inside.
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That is just way cool! Love the colors. My younger sister did a report on liquid crystals when she was a senior in high school. That's what the colors of both images reminded me of.
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Woah! Wow! What?! Was what I said when I saw your latest works on this page. I haven't even commented on either of them. I'm amazed at your art because they're all different and nicely done. Great job on the wrench. It looks very real.
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It's good to hear from you personally, Oma. Merry Christmas to you, too!
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Your three pieces are fabulous. I love the mini-wallpaper one (the one you said you wanted to make a wallpaper size). The car photo is Wow!!! The blue color really stands out nicely.
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Such an stunning image! It goes so well together. That would be cool if they sold eye contacts like that.
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Paint.NET is just one program yet each person comes up with something different and so amazing. I love your style of work--very cheerful and colorful. I don't have a favorite because I'll feel bad for the other images since they're all so good. The very first image looks like droplets of water are rolling down the surface.
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Thanks again, Jaxon.
@ninja...: It's very nice of you to say that.
@barbie: Her work is different and it's great to see that on the forums. It's so interesting what PDN can do to a fractal.
@Welsh: Your eyes are fine, the bottom of the vase IS a bit off. I think Patty is back permanently, btw, just on DA. Thank you.
@dug: Keeping everything simple was a little challenging, but I think I managed not to overdo it. Hydrangeas or carnations, they're both flowers.
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I miss oma on these forums. She definitely raised the bar for all of us and taught us all well.
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@Jaxon: As long as they look like flowers, I'm all set. Thank you for your kind words. Again, the flowers were edited in PDN, but were originally a fractal made in Mandelbulb by Patty. The rest was done in Paint.NET.
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Woohoo! Patty asked me to do a collab with her (she was known as sokagirl and BeyondRedemption on PDN forums).
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I would also choose a brighter color for the screen on the phone. It looks like it's a little dark, but maybe it's just me.
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Sargon, your artwork is so CLEAN! You still amaze me with the quality of your images. Love this piece and the spikes are awesome--the chain links are superb!
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I just love the way you used different programs with Paint.NET to create such a wonderful piece.
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Very true. Your work is so surreal. I love the newest additions. You landscape work remind me of Welshblue's. I like your idea of the transparent easel and the way the pin seems to squeeze in the lines.
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Oh, cool. Your work is clean and nice to look at. Great ideas!
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Barbie, I absolutely love this jewel (orb). The designs inside of it make it look like it's popping out and the background makes it even better. You're a genius!
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Oh, WOW! I can't wrap my head around how much editing you do to images. They're immensely impressive!
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First, thank you for your kind words.
Second, I'm not sure if there's a tutorial on this type of style in PDN. The reason why this image was named "Simplicity" because that's what it exactly is. I used circles for the trees and the bushes as well as clouds, I freehand drew the grass, and for the hills, I created the shapes using the line tool-- filled the shape with one color, selected it, and then added a gradient (I did the same thing for the taller blades of grass in front). To tell you the truth, a lot of my inspiration comes from vector-style work. So, I'm pretty sure you'll find some quick tutorials from Illustrator on how to do a similar style. -
Is that a new sig you have there? I didn't see it before. It's very beautiful. The gradual color change in each letter is superbly done!
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Looks really, really good. I would've probably made the wrench go the same way as the line of road. That way, the wrench will be more in "perspective." Otherwise, it's excellent--the wrench, the black top, etc.
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Your wallpapers are so beautiful! I really wish they were in a digital works museum.
See? I'm not the only one who thinks your work should be in a museum. I love the first one because it looks like an actual ad from a computer or graphic design magazine. The Rose Glass wallpaper is amazing. The designs surely do look like roses.
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Oh, wow! That's an amazing wrench. It looks so real like it was nonchalantly placed. Awesome orb with the statue inside, though the top looks a little too blurry. Great work!