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cemelci — Tribal Tree - FINAL
Published: 2011-01-12 17:53:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 4959; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 42
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Final ver. of my homeworkRelated content
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Hey there, would you mind if I used this on a custom shield for skyrim?
The shield is for personal use, but I'd like to post screenshots of it, if you'd be OK with that.
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I would like to put this on something with paint... Would that be alright? I'd be honored to create this!!
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Thank you very much. I'll honored. Pls. use it!
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Awesome!! Tanks so much ^.^
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Very Nice. I would love to make a sticker out of it. Would that be ok?
If I make one I will let you know and send a pic.
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Sure, I'll honored and thank you.
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Wow, this is wicked! I'm loving the confetti of crazy shapes in the middle of the image, and the twisty feel you gave the trunk of the tree. Thanks for sharing!
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sorry but, I don't understand your sentence.
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It's a common saying in the English language, although I don't think you could call it an 'idiom' per say. "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you." According to ancient philosophers, all religions, all basis for human interactions with one another, and society could be whittled down to this very simple concept. There's a wikipedia entry that explains it better than I ever could. [link]
In response, I am simply returning the favour you granted me by commenting on one of my pieces of artwork. It was kind of you to dedicate time and energy to complimenting something I created, and so I browsed your gallery and thought that this fabulous tribal tree was the piece I liked best. So I told you so.
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well, thank you and I'm sorry about "idiom"
that was a little hard to understand for me because I'm from Turkey and my English is weak.
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I understand. English isn't the easiest language to learn, even for those who claim it to be their first language!
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