awesome clone work

thanks!!

Woah!! Good job, looks great

cool cloning work... won't bother about the detail but just a lil thing... the paper somehow looks to me as if it's floating, I dunno maybe it's just me... still awesome work adding that piece of paper to change the whole mood of the image

It's really good but the papper seems to be "flying", you should work better on the shadows/light, great work with the clonage.

of course that paper is flying - it fall right now - where is question? finally one very clear work - that's how it must be done.

thanks everybody! i think it was the shadow, it was beneath the sticky part of the post-it which is impossible if it's glued on the map. well, i fixed it, i think it looks better! any suggestions are very welcome!

aha how ingenious! awesome stuff... what a great idea! and well pulled off!

Cloning work looks quite good. I kinda agree with arkncheeze about the paper. Maybe it needs a bit of distortion (right top corner could be a bit lower) and perhaps make a shorter shadow, keep it closer to the paper itself. The more shadow, the more the paper looks above the background (not impossible, but not completely natural either). Up to you if you agree. Good luck!

EDIT: is improved already, looks better

Very neat work, Author. I think you mean you borrowed the compass and stole the trammel because that thing is missing too but you don't mention it in your note.

ahhah so funny

no cornelia, it wasn't me, george did it duh! (who am i kidding, i didn't know the name for the "tremmel" )

wow wow amazing work

I did not borrow the compass.... probably it was taken away by Curious George! Good luck author.

Great work

give it back George. i need it to plot the chart. neat idea, good work. i agree with the others great cloning work.

A quite good idea! Really funny!! I like this sheet of paper - and the font You used.. extraordinary fitting! I honor the extensive cloning-work.

This would be even better if you actually scrawled the note instead of a font. Nice work though!!

pixelkid, i know, that would be great but i don't have a tablet nor a scanner.. i did draw that line below "compass" though

Actually, that shadow is perfect because a sticky note does curl up at the bottom. You see how there is no shadow where the "sticky" part is but, where the "sticky" part isn't, the paper is coming up---just like sticky notes do. Awesome job!

Great work! But the sticky note looks a bit to "clean". Maybe a little part of an edge would come of, or a little bit of a fold somewhere. And I was thinking that there should be a little bit of the edge from the paper where it is pressed on should come through.

nice clone.. good job

Wonderful idea.

Wonderful idea.

Wonderful idea.

thank you thank you thank you

great idea.

Very clever idea And a very good cloning job! Good luck

BRAVO!!!!

Good job! I don't really like the flag though, the challenge is to create wrong shadows, and the flag doesn't really fulfill that, but really good job on the golfer, it's a great idea. Good luck!!

You are so right ponti55, I removed the flag and the golfball; looks better now thanks!

Pretty good thinking! I'd rather play tennis, myself. Woodrow Wilson said: "Golf is a game in which men attempt to manipulate a ball with instruments ill designed for the purpose".

I'd rather play golf when i retire...... & the tennis court is looking good at the moment.Nice thinking great work on this!!

nice one! looks much better now, good luck with your entry!!!

hahahahha, love it, tho i would recomend using the clone tool to remove the shadow of the ball between her leg and the golf club. bc the shadow of the hole should be used as the ball for the perspective angle. just my thoughts

Dragoncide: the shadow near the girl is the shadow of the golfball, the puthole is the shadow of the tennisball
As explained in SBS

Very good idea and well done. I play both but prefer golf ~~Golf is like a love affair. If you don't take it seriously, it's no fun; if you do take it seriously, it breaks your heart. Good luck very good

great IDEA!

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