(5 years and 3325 days ago)
Hey, I like this. Very nice job here. Congrats
Thanks to mqtrf, for the pic of the horse, to mymy, for the pic of the moon and to Lelaina, for the pic of the hills. The rest is PS. (5 years and 3328 days ago)
Hey, I like this. Very nice job here. Congrats
very nice! I love the tones in this and the lighting. Works really well!!!
Thanks for your comments.....
props are well chosen and set author...
but i feel, the night makes the objects more
desaturated and moves towards blueshish tones...
that is if you are tending towards reality....
Thanks closedeyes, you are right, I thought of using blue tones at the beginning, but then, I decided to leave it as it is. It is late for changes, but I will do something similar in the future, using your advise.
nice result author...best of luck
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Always wanted to try a 'mushroom house' concept... so here it is... hope you like it cause I do! :P
better viewed HighRes I think (5 years and 3333 days ago)
This is sweet! Nice magical feeling very well done! Excellent SBS as well!
very beautiful
Wonderful result, and an excellent use of the source! And even though the concept of a mushroom house is a little dated, this entry looks amazing.
From your SBS it looks like you spent a lot of time on the mushroom guy you created, but he's not too visible in the final image, i suggest brightening that up a little to make him pop out some more.
Great job
Thanks Spaceranger; nishagandhi... (thanks for the fave by the way!! :p)
Ponti55, initially I wanted the mushroom man to be there as something you 'just' see coming into the light, overlooking his house ('coming home')... but... after the jpeg save... he did look a little darker than the psd... so I lightly erased the vignette to boost him up a little... it's only very slight but anymore and ill have to illuminate the foreground more which I'm trying not to do.... however I'm sure you don't want to read the explanation... just to know that I took your advice LOL!!!!...
Good suggestion ponti55, slight change really makes a nice enhancement. Author your explanation is most helpful in understanding your thoughts in creating this fine work.
great job
I love the lighting on this one. Guides the eyes. :0
Very cute, but the mushroom house is too angled on the hill.
MossyB: Subsidence... (it's a fantasy world... normal perceptions don't exist... ...)
Wonderful work and an excellent sbs, well done
It's really lovely!!
good experimantation on lighting... i wonder how the mushroom man will fit into tht hut, esp with his big hat.. well done author...
@pearlie: haha.. tht could be the solution pearlie...
Cool little 'shroom house! I like that crooked chimney, very Tim Burton/storybook looking. Very nice work, author. How the man fits in there? Why, I'll bet he eats a little bit of the 'shroom and "gets small"........
Love the whole image ... your Mushroom guy is wonderful and I noticed him and got the whole feeling of coming home. The atmosphere you have created with a few mushrooms and some magical lighting is ... well, magical! Extremely excellent work!
Cute work.
Lovely trolls' abode
Congrats for your third place, James!
congrats
Congrats!! Really love it!
congrats
Congrats James...
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On that night of haunted nights, be careful when you go out 'trick or treating'..... some of the old ghostly tenants are up to their old tricks! (5 years and 3340 days ago)
Having fun!
Very nice compo, I like it!
Hahahahaha...look at the kiddo,she's facial expression is priceless...best of luck author
Lol this looks like it could be a clip from a kids TV program, nice image GL
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First time I have done an entry in a very long time.
VERY rusty but I really enjoyed doing it :)
Blended together parts from different pictures mainly making use of selection tools, eraser (to blend), burn/dodge (for shadows).
The house is deliberately off perspective its supposed to be a bit whacky, I used the perspective transform tool to mess it up a bit.
All images from www.sxc.hu
Thanks to
alfi007
atjonz
porah
ohinsanity (5 years and 3344 days ago)
I had the same idea but you beat me into it and you did a great job - love it
lovely
very sweet .good luck
I want to move in! Is it vacant ... lovely work and a wonderful creation!
nice placement
Nice scenery, nice blend and good composition! A very good entry! And welcome back
Simply beautifull !
very very interesting work and great blend...best of luck author
Sweet little country house
Congrats!
Congrats
Congrats!!!
Congrats for your third place!
Congrats!!
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There are lots of bricks pattern out there. Search on imageafter.com for example - cause now it looks a bit fake.
Also give depht to the window, so that it won t look like paper.
Here's an awesome tutorial about making a stone wall - use it to make your bricks real, before time runs out. http://www.lunacore.com/photoshop/tutorials/tut028.htm
Best of luck!
Nice idea, but the bars are to far from each other, so this little fella can go out when ever he want...
nice idea but i think that instead of red bricks it should have been white blocks... like real jails becuase the red bricks to me kind of represent stereotypical school house!! haha but the idea is great . good job
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