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Published: 2004-04-23 13:32:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 1939; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 182
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A picture based on stock art by scarymary.thank you mary for that great picture of your beautiful self.
to find more pictures of that beauty go to:
scarymary-stock [link]
or
scarymary [link]
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Comments: 53
Very nice, I just can't stop looking at her eyes. Really cool.
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this vector work is awesome!
and the model is sweet to!
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wonderful work!! 
and thanx for the watch btw
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danke, kann das kompliment nur zurΓΌck geben, du hast auch ein paar echt nette sachen in deiner gallerie.
david
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Vielen Dank! Freut mich, daΓ Du das so siehst!
Ist fΓΌr mich ein echtes Kompliment!
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whoa... that looks awesome love the expression on the face
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This is awesome. I 
Agent Mew~Mew
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I really like this one also, I'm a big fan of self photography (huh huh) and think it's great when manipulated into something this fab 
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thanks a lot, i hoped to find one self portrait of you in your gallery, that i could use for some vector work, but i didnΒ΄t find a stock photo that fits.
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If you like, keep an eye out.. and also, like my new FAQ type thingie says, if you find something that works just ask me, I'll probably be cool with you using anything I have on my DA page.
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sounds good, iΒ΄ll let you know if so.
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wow, this is most excellent
the whole thing is wonderful but i really love the expression on the face and all the lil freckles... very cute
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That's really nice and I love what you've done with shirt 
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I really like the caricature aspects of this piece, again very well done, nice style and technique. I think the depth of field on this one works great!
I know I'm not being of much help here but this is just great!
If I had to nit pick I would say add a little more detail to the hair, that may or may not help...
Again, nice illustration!
P.S. How are you doing these? Illustrator then photoshop? Just curious.
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corel draw, photoshop. i know that corel draw is not as good as illustrator, but i have worked with older versions since i was 15 or 16, so it is much easier for me to go on with corel than changing to illustrator.
the combination with photoshop is necessary, because corel is not able to do transperency and blur, it is, but not without needing a whole battery of high-performance-computers.
thank you for the comment, getting such gut comment by someone whoΒ΄s doing such great illustrations is a big honour.
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after seeing your most recent deviation and this one i had to add you to my watch, amazing art work
i love your style
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I love it... everything about it is awesome! Great work!
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I REALLY like this. How did you do the bluring technique? I like that.
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i added "mary" and the background seperatly to photoshop and used the blurring effect with soft edges, easy as that
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This is seriously really really really awesome! You have great talent, thanks for using some it through my stock, heh ;D
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no need to say that it would have been nothing without your beautiful face, body, clothes and picture
thanks a lot
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thank all of you,
even those who are friends of mine and signed up, wrote something and or putted me to their favorites just to do me a favour. thanks a lot, next time maybe you should use a bit more creative nicknames.
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cool vector, but the vector seems to be a blurred photo, which isn't that cool..
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if it were a blurred photo, that wouldnΒ΄t be that cool.
trust me it is done with corel draw, i only had that photo to see the proportions.
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lol i'm confused.. sorry bud, i wanted to mean the background, i don't know why i've typed "vector"..
but the background is a blurred photo, isn't it?
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not really, i used a photo for it, but it is not just blurred.
i used some filters to get a seperation of the different colors, after that i used a tool, that converts bitmaps to vectors. than i putted back- and ?forground? (that might not be the right word) together and afterwards exported them seperatly, than worked on it in photoshop again.
maybe not the easiest way to do that, but well it worked
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ok..
(foreground is the right word)
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first time in here and iΒ΄m f*inΒ΄ fascinated about your work
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allright, that is really great !!!
keep it coming
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--r
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great vector work, lights are very well done. good job
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Fantastic... I just had a look at the original picture and wow... great version
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