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(5 years and 2625 days ago)
Wings were painted with brush. The tail fins are free transformed samples from the car. The engines are transformed samples from the B52 engine source with corrections to the hue/sat and some brushed embellishments. Some smudge tool used also. (5 years and 2653 days ago)
very Harry Potter hehehehe
Harry Potter wishes he had such a classic ride. lol
Great name and concept, author. Pretty ride!
looks great!
Flying cars...it is what we need, as traffic is getting terrible all over the country. Good idea....good luck!
Great job!! Very clever!!
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Masking, blending, color matching. Created shading with brush. (5 years and 2707 days ago)
that room looks like and Old lady's purse threw up! good luck author, very cute chop
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!! Weird and crazy! Neat find for the bkgd, and great color contrast with the babe.
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Nicely done. Great choice of sky & model.
Thank you, CMYK!
Really nice use of colors, lighting and sources. Nit pick would be to use a lens blur or other technique to reduce the artifacts in the background sky. Good Luck!
Thanks for the tip, Chad!
I applied blur in the sky, really softened the artfacts.
Thank you!
This is really nice, well done
Good job on the lighting... really cool
Very cool, clean work as always author! Great job, good luck!
Yes I agree with tnaylor,very clean and good work as always!!.
lov the man's body expression..GL author.
Great job! Would love to see a large poster of this image!
Very Nice
Thank you, guys!
Well done ......G/L Author.
very cool (hot ) and dramatic image..... remindsme 'The Alchemist'
Congrats!!
Congrats very well done
congrats
Congratulations, Daniela!
We get the same final score! But you're the best one here, I admit.
I love your simplicity and your clean design. Simple is more.
Thanks for your comments on my entry. Have a great time!
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Congrats Daniela! Well deserved :bigthumbs:
Congrats on the win!
congrats ^.^ Really Awesome work
Beautiful,...just beautiful.
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Great concept with a bit of humor as well! Using a prairie dog head in lieu of a recognizabale dog breed on the fourth soldier seems a lttle too cute/obscure, but maybe that's just me. The shadows on the T-shirts don't seem to quite match the fur of the heads. But it's the human arms instead of dog legs that seem the most out of place (and admittedly the hardest to replace).
Replacing the arms with dog legs would have taken away the human element and therefor disqualified this entry in this contest. IMHO.
Made me grin. Nice work on the fur edges.
The fur edges where a hell of job to do
Very well done. I love the pun with the prairie dog (hence your artwork title). I also like that you left the human arms and legs. Fine interpretation of the contest objective.
Excellent! Laugh-out-loud worthy. Love the bulldog with the cigar. He must be the general. Great contrast with the guiy on the end, too. So, is he the wannabe or the prairie dog?? Kinda makes you wonder.
Congrats!
Thanks Bob
Congrats on 2nd, Rob!
Thank you Cheryl
Congrats Rob!!
Thanks Rein
Congrats !
Thank you
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