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Save energy...Save the Earth - created by loopyluv


Save energy...Save the Earth
Favs: 6SBS: 6Hi-resRank: 1/6Score: 63.1% (35)26602 views

Turn lights off... let the Earth breathe!!!

(I was inspired by the whole "plant in a bulb" idea...so decided to make my own interpretation of it.. :) (5 years and 3791 days ago)

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avatar chakra1985

very nice

avatar Paulus62
Paulus62 says:

Looks very similar to this: http://www.stockxpert.com/browse_image/view/42608631

author says:

yes Paulus...and? it has nothing to do with it though..this is my interpretation of "go green" and I've seen a tree in a light bulb everywhere..it has been done before... and that is why I wanted to give it a shot...

avatar gopankarichal

Hi Paulus62. You are right (How you found it?), but still it's a good job.

author says:

I don't understand what the problem is? the idea is the same..but the execution is totally different... and for your info : I hadn't even seen that picture...

avatar Siminho90
Siminho90 says:

for me very nice!

avatar RGB
RGB says:

Nice idea i like it good luck!

avatar elficho
elficho says:

there is nothing wrong with being inspired by something. the "go green" idea itself has been done a lot of times before. as for the image itself, it's flawless as far as i can see so high marks from me!

author says:

Thank you elficho!

avatar RichieMB
RichieMB says:

I have to agree with elficho, great blending, nicely done.

avatar GolemAura
GolemAura says:

I will definately say INSPIRED from the Paulus LINK (I will say, what EAGLE eyes you have Paulus.. Fantastic) and It's good to have that as a reference.. but this is extremely different work and image.. high Marks from me as well, this is a tree inside a 25/45 watt laying on it's side with a definate light source while the image in question is a hand held vertical with NO shadow cast and a seedling tree, not a grown one) they are two totally different images in the same vein.. It would be like me drawing a ketchup jar from a restaurant I ate at this afternoon.. (and thank you for my babble

AUTHOR.. save yourself some grief and Place a link as reference in your SBS or just say.. I've seen something like this on the web and thought I'd try it.. You know.. the usual BS, it really helps prevent confusion (Oh yeah.. YOUR SBS is mind blowing in it's simplicity when I know a whole lot more work into it.. YOWZA)

avatar arkncheeze

This is really a well done image...

avatar vladimir735

Amazing job! GL!!!

avatar sosipatra
sosipatra says:

nice ideea

avatar pixelkid
pixelkid says:

Just a thought here...the angle suggests that there would be more dirt spilling into main area of bulb. It would also set it apart from the references that everyone is talking about. Nice work, author! Excellent execution and the simplicity you kept is really nice.

avatar TheRealPhotoshopGirl

This is great!

avatar nishagandhi

nice job

avatar siderismaris

nice approach!

avatar xshadow
xshadow says:

i am impressed, very good job

avatar damianjenkins1

This is an excellent image! Well done author. One small nitpick. The shadow of the tree just seems a little small in comparison to the lightbulb shadow IMHO. I'm no expert in drawing shadows myself mind you, but it's just how it seems to me. Good luck

avatar Brandon
Brandon says:

Your image is a far supperior to the one (link) that Paulus noted... I think you did a very good job - the tree really looks like it is behind the glass - good job

avatar Akassa
Akassa says:

That's a really good idea but how does it gives light? :P

avatar bddesign
bddesign says:

nice! i think this could work better if perhaps you get a picture of you holding it, so that you can see through the bulb, and see you (the transparency effects could prove quite impressive rather than just a white background...) have you hold it close to the 'camera' and blur out the background of you, as if it were a perspective shot. just an idea, but i believe it could make this already great image even better.

avatar animmax
animmax says:

I think its a great image - well done - Sadly i dont think it fits the theme..

avatar Vandy
Vandy says:

gooooood one !!!!!!!!!!!!!

avatar CMYK46
CMYK46 says:

It would be good to see an image in this contest that's actually on theme, but this is a well made pic...

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unkskitty says:

Love this one! Great idea and well done!

avatar akasha
akasha says:

good job! your idea has more of a symbolic meaning which i think it's great

avatar Jimmis
Jimmis says:

Pure genius!

avatar Tuckinator

like it a lot

avatar devangel
devangel says:

very nice idea

avatar genuine2009

nice

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Nice job Author.......Good Luck.

avatar Giggles
Giggles says:

Nice idea but off-theme...

avatar pixelkid
pixelkid says:

Congrats! Well done!

avatar RichieMB
RichieMB says:

Congratulations for 1st, well done.

avatar madamemonty

Congrats fabulous idea

avatar devangel
devangel says:

congrats for 1st

avatar nishagandhi

congrats!!

avatar gopankarichal

Congrats!!

avatar SOLARIS
SOLARIS says:

congrats great meaning!

avatar bddesign
bddesign says:

congrats on first place! (im surprised your reading this, shouldnt you be more focused on your current projects...) as to the rest of you, you have way too much time on your hands... (as do i or i wouldnt be typing all this. lmao) XD

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Save the ozone layer... - created by BlueSparkle


Save the ozone layer...
Favs: 0SBS: 9Hi-resRank: 6/6Score: 51.5% (0)9955 views

Introducing my prototype for an "ozone hole filler"... I know it's probably never going to be build, but you can't blame me for hoping and wishing. Seriously it's always been of great concern to me that the ozone layer is getting thinner and thinner... I can't swim :-(

This is not supposed to look realistic, just to show off my prototype...

I designed the machine in Illustrator. It's just different shapes put to together.

The rest was done in PS. Also just selections filled with either a gradient or like for the snow mountains I used rendered fibers and adjusted the opacity etc...

The clouds are a brush I adjusted with the help of a tutorial (link provided)

Do I have to add an SBS?

Thanks for looking and voting... (5 years and 3794 days ago)

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avatar GolemAura
GolemAura says:

hehehehehehe.. this is very on theme author.. I remember when I was a kid we had an ozone day and all the pet rabbits died.. a puncture in the ozone killed all the domestic animals in a tiny area about 100 miles from my house.. scared me to death.. dern fluorocarbons.. nice on theme entry.. CUTE

avatar OliviasArts

why cant you swim??? and @ Golem, why did you have ozone day, and why did the rabbits die lol... im in australia and so long as we put on sunscreen we run around outside 10 hours a day lol

author says:

I never really learned how to swim... I was going to ask Golem the same question, but then I thought it was probably a story the teachers told their students to make them more aware of what's going on around them? Am I right?

avatar Tuckinator

avatar gopankarichal

good thought

avatar dreamdriven

good

author says:

Added an SBS as requested by the moderators...

avatar chakra1985

very nice

avatar akasha
akasha says:

what is this machine doing? is it cleaning, producing or expanding the ozone layer?

author says:

I hope one day they'll be able to come up with something like this to close the hole in the ozone layer... actually it's not a hole if I remember correctly... it's just really thin overthere, so this machine is adding ozone to bring it back to its original size... Hopeful thinking I know...

avatar pingenvy
pingenvy says:

There are some nice persuasive poster designs here, but so far this is the only entry that's on the theme.

avatar genuine2009

gl

author says:

Thanks for commenting everyone!

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