very good thinking here! good luck Reply »

Late night with photoshop. 4 hours sleep now off to work again. LOL. Could use come Lumination now. Reply »

Super! Good luck, author PS has a lot to answer for!! So easy to lose yourself, hope work went okay Reply »

LOL, I'm in a Daze now. Just got back from fitness training (yoga blah). It was annotating the SBS shots that took me most of the night and morning. I'll figure out ways to do things with less steps in the future. LOL Reply »

Best idea yet...GL author! Reply »

LOL, I wish everybody thought like you. GRIN. Thanks. Reply »

Very clever use of source! Reply »

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Is my SBS too Long? Reply »

Congrats, terrific work with a very difficult source image Reply »

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I won? So the vote number doesn't matter, it's because they
re all valued differently? I think I won the Moo contest then too? 1/8
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Brilliant!!!! In every way! Reply »

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Vector and photo. Good blending. Reply »

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so fantastically well done.. AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!!!!! Reply »

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Really nice work using the two programs! Reply »

Many thanks to all for the support Reply »

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@Cache Slinger thank you ...
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Cool entry, the little angel is adorable Reply »

you need to give the text some tecture like the wall and i suggest that you select the part of the text that u gave a darker color where the shadow is and color it again because the light red is seeing thru as if its badly painted over. holding off my vote for now. edit: perhaps if you select the shadow on the wall and color it in on a new layer with a greyish color simulair to the original shadow and then put that layer with the new shadow on top of all layers its fixed too, just get rid of the darkcolored in part where the shadow is now. It is just a little more work but theres plenty time till contest closes Reply »

Great Idea! Reply »