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Kemaru

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  1. You're welcome! As you keep working on new pieces, your sense of light and dark will improve over time. Looking forward to seeing more!
  2. Great job on the piece! The colours really give the illusion that it is an authentic setting. There are some areas where the shadows and lighting between different components don't match, but overall very nice!
  3. Thanks for having a look! The small preview is hard to read indeed. they are perhaps better represented on my blog (don't worry, no longer any pictures inappropriate for younger audiences) http://blog.kemla.fi/post/86845733196/some-thoughts-i-had-today-and-yesterday
  4. a visual poem this time. trying to come up with this thing where you combine imagery with words, it is still in its first steps so it might not be that good. (this wasn't done in paint.NET but could easily have been, if not for the lack of pen input) what_i_thought_today_by_kemla-d7jqwdh.jpg
  5. Totally agree, there should be some kind of lock on your computer to prevent going to certain sites if you aren't sober! I've had my drunk Facebook adventures; I regret nothing, it's actually a bit funny. Thankfully I wasn't exactly drunk anymore, just a little less focused on if it's good or not. Thanks both of you for the comments
  6. another poem guys wind chimes the most beautiful sound in the world I heard its lullaby as I walked away from you its melody soothed me as I ponder'd the ache of not seeing not hearing you again for a day and night o! my love for you chimes softly as pipes in the wind the trees whose furious whispers ooze t'wards my eardrums in slowfox I wish to waltz with you to the beat of the rain cries of metal ring the rhythm when a lonely spruce sings the ballad of a thousand needles a tear joins its sweeter brothers falls/fall's on our brass meadow now silence has its concerto, our shared breath's a lip's breadth away you are when I awake once more holding on to you with open arms I dunno, I probably wouldn't post this if rum and coke hadn't lubricated the gears holding up my inhibitions a bit. the point was to avoid punctuation as much as possible, I don't know much about poetry but my diary entry went a bit too elegiac (why yes, I do use a thesaurus) and it transformed into this.
  7. I have progress shots Thank you very much Daniels, JulioCoolio, Darkshock and Welshy (wow, that's a nice compliment).
  8. big pic Trying out pdn4 alpha on my windows partition I'm glad to see it supports older plugins! I was a bit afraid of that but it was a pleasant surprise.
  9. I really like Who Is To Save Me, it's very dramatic and dynamic! Thought-provoking, great stuff BBQ!!
  10. It doesn't look as wet now that it's dried – unsurprisingly, haha! Thank you both and I'm glad you like it, this is one of the first pieces I've done in a while that I've been pleased with as well! Welshblue, I see what you did there! I got the inspiration from a snapshot I took of my friends who were walking in front of me, holding hands.
  11. Hey guys, I know this part of the forum is for displaying Paint.NET art, but I've been working A LOT with traditional tools and I really wanted to show what I've been up to anyways.
  12. Wow I had forgotten about that sig! Thanks guys for the comments
  13. welsh: Lol Ooh, the other two collabs are fabulous too! Great job
  14. Thanks for the comments everyone! I haven't really visited any GFX sites in a while so I don't know what it's like nowadays (don't know if there's even a GFX scene anymore) but there weren't that many great renders when I was most active, around 2009. I've never really felt comfortable using them anyway.
  15. Hey, I found it! I almost started a new thread... So, umm here's a new sig almost a year later.
  16. I don't have any renders, C4D's or stock photos left on my computer. No Paint.NET plugins either. I'll download some later, but I made this sig using only parts of a single picture in different sizes. Negation/Difference. Rule #1 Blend modes matter EDIT: Oops! I forgot to comment on the previous post. I definitely see the DarkShock influence! Though, if you wanted to work on them more, you could try to add some light-to-transparent gradient layers to add some light and correct the colours so your subjects seem more like a part of their environment. I like the idea of a Van Gogh signature :DD
  17. Of the three blue pieces you posted, I really like the oldest one! Very nice.
  18. Nice tutorial! That looks quite good. Especially with the interior frame. What I would do though is put white where the light comes from, use Zoom blur to align the light (repeat if needed), and then Gaussian blur to soften the result. But in some situations, such as in the one with the tutorial, your approach seems better suited.
  19. Green leaf, turning yellow, knew he'd end up in the furrow. Still, he waited for the drift whose upward shift he hoped would lift. Just as he was turning blue a gust blew, and away he flew, oscillating to his rue. You see; the leaf, he had no eyes, he hadn't a clue whilst soaring the skies, but the green leaf, whom the tree threw, had come to bear a yellower hue. Gently swirling with the current, thinking not of past or future, ------------------ overture [to be continued]
  20. Hey, great job with the exercises. :) I felt like saying that but didn't want to in the Sanctuary.

  21. Thank you welsh It's nowhere near as good as Sozo's space art but I learnt some tricks
  22. Nice gallery! I agree with Helen and Drydareelin, the texture is well done.
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