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Poor Seerose, it must be hard to be so very polite as to not mention another's "slip of the keyboard" What a champion, and all round really good artist. Pixey: Lambo's are indeed a fine way to zoom and swoop about on the interstates. Sad you had to leave the Jag back in "jolly old." But to be honest, a good old American/Japanese SUV is a splendid way to "blend" into the local scene, as the hordes of autograph hunters would be such a bother.

Pixey Once again a grand thing. The great idea of making an orange peel surface is inspired, ( were you aware that in painting cars that there is a condition, really, called "orange peel"? Though not as pronounced as your excellent example if you look closely at almost any modern car finish you can detect the "condition" under the clear coat. As a small aside, Dr. Ferdinand Porsche would be a wee bit miffed if he thought the Italians had absconded with his design and sports car from Germany. Nits an picks aside great job on the details of the car and the colors used. Very much like I would imagine you own personal car must look after a quick scrub and polish by you detail person then pulled round in to the clear Florida sunshine.

Pixey First, my condolences for you loss. Second, a very huge Thank You for your hard work on the contests, all the while keeping up a impressive amount of PDN projects.

I can see why you got a bit miffed at the computer for failing to do what you want. But it will all get sorted , I'm sure

Pixey I am amazed by this work. The lines, color, "flow" of the piece, the reflection pattern of the gems, the engraving so subtle but so integral to the whole look of the piece. Then the soft background patterning repeating the forms back into the picture. You have done a great one here. Oh and I like it too.

Pixey, Great Image. You did a very " Glassic" rendition of some cool drinks for a happy, good time.

From anyone but you welshblue, You we understand tootles, mon frer

Gee sorta like "old" home week, here in the land of the PDN. Speaking of old, I'm certain I'm old but in PDN years I'm only about 2 Does that count......never mind

AHH Shucks, your too kind. So here, for you

Best use of PDN I have seen. You have created a art piece. Congratulations

With your skill(s) I bet you don't miss a thing, very often. The problem seems to be a " lack of competitive-comradery " as in days of old. [insert wise old wizard here] The beauty of the challenge is seeing others work and being able to comment/complement/critique and back it up with your Star Vote. But perhaps the "fire of creativity" has burned out and only a small glowing ember is all that remains of the once great illuminating conflagration! OR I could be totally out to lunch and just too doofy to know it

Why Thank You Joshua. Though activity is lacking on this thread, perhaps your post may get the creative juices flowing once again. juices flowing once again. flowing once again. flowing once again. once again. once again. again. again. IS it just me or are we alone in here? here? here? here? here?

Really like the girl in the bath. The tile background with the color fade, floor tiles in perspective, bubbles -wow! and the great portrait UH... I mean main character is great.

LD cookies are Never counted, that defeats the purpose of eating them...unless you run out before my turn arrives

That's nearly a year in snail time ........ off for my nap now, Tootles

Thank you for the inclusion in your June 30th post, I am honored. It's your accomplishments like the "Sons of the Muses" that is at issue. Must agree with the others; your journey is moving along with great strides. You are showing a selection of subject matter and style that is most interesting and stylistically progressing along very nicely.

Gee whizz LD you just keep springing new nuggets of gold on us. The David Bowie is very well done the color, composition and the background all serve to give the piece a dramatic flare, like would be seen in a live performance . ??? However, forgive me but I (this is ME only) am less enthusiastic about the Isgerdr drawing. I have trouble "seeing" the creature, I see the lighting bolts (great job) I see the beautiful blues, aquas and the interesting patterning of the darks; But I just don't find your dragon. Though given, I was here watching the last dinosaurs fade into oblivion, it is most likely I'm full of stuff and nonsense and not able to see the trees for the forest. Regardless keep up doing what you do.❤ I enjoy seeing your progress and most interesting take on things PDN? .

Thank You midora, pixey and all the other PDN friends for giving me the courage to try thisI present to you the first ever showing of ....BUN RABBITT OK I know shes running back wards , but hay it's only the first one

OK, Given that I still think lap tops are where kittens sit and a desk top is to hold my Commodore 64 and my dial phone, What is the advantage/big deal/big whoop about getting paint. net on the Windows store? More exposure to acquire more new usurers? , a way to charge $ so Rick can by a new Tesla (KIDDING Rick) Seriously though: why?

Maybe "shadow coins" just like my real world money disappears

This was fun-- Let's do it again!

Thank you all for the votes AND to sashwilko, congratulations as well, an honor to be in your company To all the other winners and Pixey Congratulations and Well Done.

So, very nice. Another Quality Job.

OK I tried it and because I are an bit of a village idiot, it took a while to get it right (NOT Red Ochres fault ). so here is #1 ( as directions called for) Then because even I had trouble "seeing" the original, I did another version with an addition of a second layer (of the original subject); changed the blend mode to overlay and reduced the opacity by "? just enough?" . looks a bit more like a Model T Ford I tired now need to go nap time TOOTLES

By golly you're right! it is you -- -OH and Thank You for the reminder