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[2011-03-06 09:51:34 +0000 UTC]
"Dani Long"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 461; Deviations: 24; Watchers: 101
Watching: 142; Pageviews: 16305; Comments Made: 863; Friends: 142
# Interests
Tools of the Trade: Traditional: ink, pencil, colored pencil, watercolor, pyrography, acrylic. Digital: Procreate, Inkscape, Photoshop Elements# Comments
Comments: 56
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Hello, some months ago I sent you a note that was left unanswered ^^ I am co-admin of the Ratha fangroup here on deviantart and was wondering about the absence of Clare Bell and no more updates from the comic project D:
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hi dani, thanks for the couple of planet express spaceship favs
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I hope you back to DA soon... if not, I wish you Happy Holidays
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Hey, Zimices. Thanks for the hello! Yes, I do need to do some uploading. I've been wrapped up in some private projects and some technical illustrations (which wouldn't be too interesting out of context). I hope to do something for here before long, and have time to catch up on everyone else's art, too.
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You're welcome, is good to known that you are good and working. Cheers
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you deserve wayyy more traffic on your page, you are absolutely AMAZING
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Thank you for the watch, I am way behind on my message and I apologize for the delay! 
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Hey thanks for the watch, much appreciated! Cannot wait to see the continuation of the Ratha graphic novel project. :}
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Ooo, the gremlins ate my first reply to you!
I meant to say that I was surprised to find I hadn't been watching you (apparently I hadn't been watching *viergacht either, and we were even working on the project together!). There are a lot of gryphs in your gallery that I hadn't seen before -- very cool! You vary them by species and personality -- makes 'em very interesting. I'm sure I first saw your work while looking at Ratha art, but I love your other art too, especially the paleo! Wonderful paleo!
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Aw, thanks! I need to get back into doing more art again, been on a big hiatus...
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You betcha! You've got a pretty nifty looking llama on your profile.
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Thank you! It is.... DA SOOPER LAMA! Lol
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Congrats on getting picked for the Ratha graphic novel. 
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Lolz! Thanks for the Watch!!!
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I'm eager to see where your artistic spirit takes you!
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Thanks for faving my pumpkin tutorial! I thought your gothic raven pumpkin was awesome, so for you to fave my tutorial is a huge compliment to me.
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The tutorial is great (I like ones which can anticipate where followers may have difficulty, such as yours does with the contrast settings). It got me thinking: if a user has Photoshop Elements (I think versions 8 and later), there's a "Save for Web" option, in which you can choose to save as, say, a gif with 4 different shades of grey (you can choose the number of colors the file is limited to). I may have to play around with this option, and see if it would make for easy, reproducible results. I've used it to simplify a photo for projection (to draw a large background for a painting). I've never used it for pumpkin designs.
Incidentally, I used Inkscape (a free, open-source vector drawing program) to make my pattern. I wouldn't recommend it for casual designers, though, as I've experience with the program from past projects, and *still* spent an all-nighter trying to draw that silly raven!
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That might work. When I first tried to use photoshop to make pumpkin patterns, I tried it with the Mosiac and Paper Cut Out filters to make the different segments. I found that distorted the image too much though, which is why I do it with brightness/contrast now.
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Hello, old friend, thank you for finding my page!
You still have amazing artistic talent* of course, and I shall be paroozin' your gallery trying to scratch the surface of all the things that should be favo(u)rite-ed in the coming days!
*: whilst I am still obfuscated beyond reasonable ability to be followed, but I've found in the last 5 years that I like telling stories in doodle-comic format, as it helps ground things.
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Hey thanks for the favorite , I love your fan art too! GO GO RATHA!
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Thank you so much for adding my gallery to your watch! I regret not having thanked before
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Like I told JWArtwork, it would be my loss to miss out on your prehistoric reconstructions. Your latest featured work is wonderfully dynamic, and (also like JWArtwork) you tackle some splendidly obscure subjects!
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Thanks again for the compliments! Comments like this are a reason to make more paleoart. And you have great art here.
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Thank you! We'll be good influences on each other.
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Thanks an incredible lot for the watch! I really appreciate it!
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I would be silly to miss out on your upcoming interpretations. Keep up the awesome!
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Just so you know.
I stil can't get over the awesome of your screen name.
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Thanks. It's a character from an obscure, eccentric radio play: Lambda Expressway by Erik Ray. Erik Ray was a creative mastermind who I wish I could have met.
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Hey, Legathin! I love seeing your latest -- you've grown so much as an artist, and you do terrific work.
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