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AWESOME job Reply »

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excellent job
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hahaa that's one hell of a drinking buddy . superb idea Reply »

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very very nice... would love to be this talented in ps...heck wish i had enough time to do this kind of thing Reply »

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Dang straight great chop Author Reply »

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Amazing chop best of luck Reply »

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Funny..!! hahaa fav! well done Reply »

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nice , great detail Reply »

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Gratz Reply »

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Congrats my friend!!
I knew it..such a fun chop!!.. Reply »

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congratulations! Reply »

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Congrats Nator! Reply »

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Congrats Nator! Reply »

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So very very elegant.. great job (sweet spoiled rotten little pooter.. hehehe) Reply »

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Very good, love the idea and the mood. Reply »

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Disturbing, which I suppose is kind of the point of the theme. The duotone image is cool and dramatic with the blue tinge appropriate for a robot. Hi-res makes it clear that the big bright spot is the end of the dog's tail which should create more shadow on the dog's
shoulder. (I personnally would reduce the tail's brightness so it's not the center of attention.). I do find the robot hindquarters to be rather low-tech, however. Reply »

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I made a few modifications to the Pooch. @ Dan, I love the fact that it seems disturbing... Reply »

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Beautifully done! The "mood" and details come together to show true talent in concept, design and skill. Cute dog too! Reply »

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wonderful... Reply »

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What everyone said above. This is wonderful. Adding it to my favs. You programed it so it wouldn't bark, right? Reply »

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Oh yea, but I couldn't do anything about the squirrel chasing... Reply »

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That's sooooo weird, but pretty cool! Poor baby, sweet pooch - hope you don't have bad dreams. Reply »

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Great work author! Reply »

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Just Perfect!!..
my fav!. Reply »

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Fantastic, good luck! Reply »

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Wow....lots of imagination.... good job! Good luck! Reply »

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Fabulous Reply »

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Fav here author! Reply »

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Nice work. Reply »

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Very nice chop Author and good luck today Reply »

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Congrats on 2nd, Nator! Reply »

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Thanks you for all your comments. Reply »

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this is great , awsome..my fav. Reply »

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nice work

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giggle doggie! Reply »

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This is way too funny...the foreground dog laughing at the dopey sweater wearing dog doing tricks on the ball...GL author! Reply »

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to good author well done. Reply »

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Wow great entry...perfect execution, great idea and neat execution...best of luck author Reply »

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great source pics, nice detail. Reply »

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very well done! good luck author. ! Reply »

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Great source finds and concept, I like the green tint for final image. Reply »

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congrats Nator, this is really cool Reply »

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Congrats Nator very cute and funny, well done Reply »

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Congrats Man! Reply »

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Congrats Nator! Reply »

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just perfect Reply »

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damn good! Reply »

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excellent work!!! Reply »

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love the expression on the dogs face.. so cool... hahah great job
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Awww, what a sweetie. Reply »

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Simply brilliant!! Well done.. Reply »

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Nice blend and fit of the pooch. Reply »

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Really clean chop, good focus of all source images. Great job! Reply »

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Very convincing, nice pick of sources and well done put together. Good luck! Reply »

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Thank You for the Favs! Reply »

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Congrats, very nice work Reply »

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gratz well earned! Reply »

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congrats, awesome picture Reply »

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Nice job congrats Reply »

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Nice job congrats Reply »

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Many Thanks for the congrats! Reply »

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Love it BIG TIME
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Great source find author..Nice Image! GL Reply »

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Looks good! I might just fade the outer edges of the cracks into the flesh a bit more. Reply »

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Thanks Bob. I'll see if I can fix it. Reply »

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Hahahahaha so cool...great humor author...gl Reply »

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Congrats again Reply »

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This is great, maybe a little light/shadow on the rocks to match the statue Reply »

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Thanks Nysoe. Added a little darkness to the side of the rocks. Reply »

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I HATE TEXTURE WORK!!! I can do it but boy, I'd rather have my eyes pulled out with rusty tweezers... but damn, you did a great job!!! . very good matching and balancing.. very well done!!! Reply »

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Nicely done Reply »

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The rocket Reply »

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Nice and clean..
and awesome touch on the canada sign.. Reply »

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Hockey is our religion, two kids play on three teams each, that six different hockey teams plus practices between the two of them plus we coach two teams ... needless to say our winters go by quickly. U did a great job with this one a fav for me. Reply »

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Very nice techniques and final coloring. Reply »

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Beautiful! Love the color tone... Reply »

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great balance, but I've never figured out how the devil man model has such a wonderfully normal haircut.. LOLOLOL.. great job Reply »

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Drivenslush, they have great hairstylists in hell... Reply »

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Awwww I wish she win hehe...Great work Reply »

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I see you talk about "clipping" in the SBS. When/IF I ever get PS I would love to learn that method. Great job here. Really nice job Reply »

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This is just stunning work author. Reply »

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Nice mood and colors! Reply »

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Beautiful! Truly lovely! Reply »

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Congrats!! Reply »

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Cool mood and good OOB. Reply »

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I personally LOVE O.O.B. imaging...so naturally this intrigues me. Nice job, author! I actually really like the white space...it allows the focus to really happen where you want it. Reply »

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nice out of canvas work Reply »

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It's really cool effect and stepping out of the frame concept works really well with the overall image, well done Reply »

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That's so cool! I love that he's stepping out of the frame! Reply »

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You need to add a shadow in front of the model. Light comes from behind means a direct shadow in front. Very good blending. Reply »

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Thanks Akassa, I added more of a shadow then the one i already had. Reply »

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interesting image author.. maybe the shadows Akassa refers to is ON the model herself,, light source is behind yet the model is very lite from the front.. example her elbows

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I agree with Scratz, but apart from that, the work is great!
I love the tones. Reply »

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Nice image, like the atmosphere, good luck author. Reply »

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