Love the colors, nice job Artist. Reply »

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Very artistic and great choice of natural colour. Love the flower too. Well done Reply »

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very nice orchids!! at least thats what I think they are nice use of source, lovely colors! Reply »

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clever, especially the flowers Reply »

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Boy! I know you, you're the guy/girl who made the Liquify tool in Photoshop!

Excellent work as always, love it. Reply »

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Love how you made this flower - and your swirls remind me of ting-ting, the 'noise' gives them the sparkle that ting-ting sometimes has. Reply »

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Congrats Lois, beautiful as always!! Reply »

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Thanks friends for the nice comments and votes. Reply »

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Congrats Lois lovely work Reply »

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Awesome! Reply »

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you should tur the item shes holding a little bit more. its seems like shes holding it in her hand on the first view but when looking better you see that its clearly not in her hand but resting on her puls/arm it would not be possible to hold an item that way. techniclly spoken it would be going right thru her flesh the way shes holding it now.. I love the setting and the color changes you did. Also the idea is very nice . Im holding off my vote for now in case you wish to fix this because it would surely change my vote. Reply »

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Good choice of images, well blended. But Eladine is right, so please fix it, it's such a nice image. Reply »

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This is one of my favourite entry for this contest. The colors are perfectly blended, the work is original.

I think is not so evident what Eladine says; i noticed this "bug" just after reading the comment.
I had funny ideas about what the thing that the model have in her hands is....
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Wonderful entry author. She sure freaks the sh!t outta me
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nicely done except the stars could have maybe be a little bit more defined so that it doesn't look so much like smoke Reply »

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@ Eladine: I agree partially - the hand's palm is quite flexible, the object could fit there but i admit i should have curved the device a little more.
@ TemporaNigra s: Ahah i swear i didn't think of anything else while making that xD
@ rsguetre: What stars? The ones inside the device? They're quite clear... the stars in the background are all blurred, which is on purpose ^^

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its a very good chop, but it kinda looks like she's holding a.. ahem.. errr.. oh nevermind LOL Reply »

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*Innocence*... The source picture already has... that form.... implicit! Reply »

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Now that you've mentioned it @TemporaNigra, It indeed does.. well let's just say, after using that "portal engine", she'll be in a whole new world. (Sorry author, had to get that one out) Reply »

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giggle snort (I have some D batteries for you) FLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Reply »

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Creative uses of source, love the belt and nebula in 'the device'. I think that portal engine could take someone to a whole 'nother galaxy! LOL Reply »

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As always awesome author!...instant fav! Reply »

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Congrats!! Reply »

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Great work! Reply »

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Thanks Ichappell........ Reply »

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The rendering is very nice but there is a little problem with the perspective of the cylinder. The ellipses should be a little flatter at the top and get more rounded as you go further below eye level. You can find several links with google to help, this one will show you the basic perspective: http://www.artyfactory.com/perspective_drawing/perspective_7.htm
As I said the rendering is good, if you could tweak the perspective IMO it would make it even better. Reply »

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This entry is very nice, original and well done.
You can improove it by adding a better ( more dark and long) shadow at the base of the cylinder. Reply »

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Nicely done!!
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Wonderful execution, but there's something about it that I can't get to believe it's "inside" the container. Might be the perspective or the non-blurriness of the creature behind water. Good luck Reply »

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Thank you for comments. Spaceranger: I worked on the perspective of the top ellipses. Tempora: worked on the shadow, and nbaztec: I think the creature looks it is "inside" the water. Thanks anyway. Reply »

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Excellent tweaking author! Perspective looks much better and the darkening of the shadow adds more drama! The creature looks fine to me, definitely looks inside the container. Reply »

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Don't get me wrong author, the creature looks well inside, but not like a solid object inside water, I still can't figure out why? The container looks stunningly superb! Excellent job on the container & the SBS.

Above all just ignore me & enjoy a job well done. Reply »

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@Spaceranger: Thank you for your tips and all your help!!!!
@nbaztec: Hey, my friend. I had the same problem when I did the filters and the blending for the creature. Nothing wrong with your comment, I really appreciate your time looking at my work. Reply »

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very cool and fun author.. very good look lizards in jars.. IT'S THE MATRIX! giggle snort Reply »

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Very creative work, author, good construction of the lizard creature especially! Reply »

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Thanks Driven, pearlie..... comments appreciated. Reply »

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Congrats George nicely done!! Reply »

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Thanks Spaceranger..... (Also, thanks for suggestions) Reply »

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Congrats George Reply »

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Congrats, George! Reply »

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like the composition -- nice owrk Reply »

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very nice OWRK.. hehehehe...I know I know. its Work.. but I love typos that are funny LOL.. good luck Reply »

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I think the lower edge of the glass' feet should be darker (compare it to the reference image). But apart from that it's a very good job. Reply »

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Wonderful! The glass is a beauty to look at. A few things (yeah I'm just nit-picking now) the edges are too dark for a "glass", but who really cares, it was a god freakin' stylus before that!
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Thanks for the suggestions, I will make some changes Reply »

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nice work -- (lots of work!) Reply »

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Very creative manipulation, great detailed sbs! Reply »

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Good idea. You need to use the text boxes in the SBS so we can understand how each step was made. Reply »

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Nice work. IMO it will look even better when the figure is in front of the ladder. Reply »

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So sweet!!!

I think this will be perfect without the white dot on the moon! Reply »

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Something about this is so cute. I think it's those wiggly figures and the scene and the mood. Wait a sec...

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I think you're right about the dot Temponigra. Removed it... Thnx! Reply »

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Love the whimsy of this! Reply »

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