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doubleleaf — Eve [The Embrace of Time]
Published: 2013-02-18 21:25:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 52863; Favourites: 1701; Downloads: 310
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Commission forLeft:My original drawing
Right:Their modified version
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This excellent!
I like seeing the original commission and then the effects that they layer on top of it.
Beautiful work, doubleleaf. <3
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So she killed a man to save a tree? Or is it the other way around? *scratches head*
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i wonder who's that wounded guy...(i like guys in trouble 
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The blue energy seems to be flowing from the body to the tree, It's meant to be the opposite right?
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Instead of healing she is removing the near death experience and passing it to the tree. Life for life.
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I think she's healing the tree from it's burns
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vaguely reminds me of Lin BeiFong for some reason.
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It's amazing what kind of change a few effects can have over the atmoshpere of a piece. I suck at effects, though.
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Okay, this is amazing! I love it!
It looks like... Katara over Sokka's dying body.
Either way, very nice!
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It's so serene and beautiful and yet so sad... nice work
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Wait! Is she taking the life force of the tree to heal the man? Or is she taking the life force of the man to heal the tree?
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When I looked at the text on the bottom quickly I thought it said "resurrect the octopus".
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Best comment ever.
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This feels like a trophy. Thanks!
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Both versions look fantastic to me. It just depends on what you're looking at them for. Great job though, the original looks really good! You guys make a good team, editing-wise.
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The purpose of the piece is to show the cost of power. To give life one must take life. The piece is amazing period and Doubleleaf did all the hard work, the original piece blew me away.
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Heh....equivalent exchange in a way of sorts correct?
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But equivalent exchange doesn't work...? .0.
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It does in theory.
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In theory. ... But a secondary idea seems to be the more plausilbe. To gain something, you'd need more to equal a smaller value. ... But turn it around, and less is more. .3. .... That would be a great philosophy. Especially for alchemy.
But I'm sure Embrace of Time doesn't deal with Alchemy, and if it does... probably not much. Darn laws are too confusing and have a lot of loopholes...
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I like the modified version more, its more clear as to what is happening, and all the extra contrast makes it much more pleasing to look at. The original just looks unfinished.
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That wasn't rude at all. It was an opinion. I personally like the modified version more as well. I'm assuming that they knew it would be modified when it was commissioned, hence the reason why there is so much empty space in the background, so yes, it does look unfinished. She never said that the original wasn't good, just that the modifications make it better.
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Calling someone's hard work "unfinished" is very rude! I would be very upset if someone said that about my work!
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Well I wouldn't be at all. I would love to know if someone thought my work looked unfinished. I could then either ask them what the thought it needed or simply look at it myself and try to make it look better.
You can't grow as an artist if you're unopened to negative opinions.
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There's a different between helpful/constructive critique and opinions and just being rude.
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Well my honest opinion is that if you're not mature enough to be able to take criticisms or comments that you don't agree with a grain of salt than you shouldn't be posting your art on the internet. We need to just agree that our opinions as to what an insulting comment is differs.
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How was it rude? It was just a critic.
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That was not a *critique. calling someone's hard work "unfinished" is just unkind and rude! think about what you say before you say something. How would you feel if someone said that to you..? I know I would be upset.
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To not be able to take criticism in stride, is a sign that you need to grow up.
“You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one.”
~John Wooden
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It's not a criticism, it's just rude - and now you are being rude to me.
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