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Published: 2009-04-13 12:47:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 12788; Favourites: 505; Downloads: 0
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The latest series of stocks by ~mjranum-stock are simply amazing *-*Credits:
Stocks
Model: ~mjranum-stock
For background: *anaRasha-stock ~UmbraDeNoapte-Stock ~desired18 [link]
Flowers: *Sammykaye1sStamps
Butterflies: *Shoofly-Stock
Brushes
Sun beams: ~redheadstock
Flowers: ~lorddarq [link]
© Copyright, do not use it without my permission!
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Comments: 156
Ok, I'm into critique mood right now, and anyway, I can't sleep! e.deviantart.com/emoticons/x/x… " width="15" height="15" alt="
So, what about this picture...
First, I personally think that Spring is like hope. Everything reborns after Winter. And the girl pointing her hand towards the light repesents this feeling very well to me.
I totaly love the colours you used. This green is beautiful. And all the elements you used looks so well together on the final work.
You perfectly played with the colours of the flowers so that they don't stand up on the green. The background looks really perfect.
The model : the lightning coming from the light rays are well managed on her skin. She looks so in her elements, that she seems to stand here as if she was actually already on this background originally.
I would have made her left side a little bit darker, but really, it's not even that obvious.
So, for the last word : awesomness! e.deviantart.com/emoticons/h/h… " width="15" height="13" alt="
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I'm truly happy to receive such a favourable critique 
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Sure, it's a pleasure to critique such an amazing work!
Keep it up!!
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Stunning, I don't know any other word to describe this
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Lovely and amazing! Featured here: [link]
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YOUR FEATURED
IF YOU HAVE RESPONDED NO NEED TO REPLY
FEATURE LINK IS HERE ENJOY[link]
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thank you, glad you like it!
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Hello Dear Deviant Friend!
Your talent has been recognized and put on display in 
Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with
the World!
And remember, dear...
"Every successful artist has at least one person
who really believes in them."
~ Patricia Piccinini; artist, sculptor
PLEASE FAVE THE ARTICLE TO BROADEN EXPOSURE.
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~mjranum-stock has one of the best models here... I also love =faestock and others,
but he rocks.
I love this one!
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I've got to agree, they've got probably the best stock galleries
And thanks for your comment!
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Very beautiful. Really gorgeous tones and light effects. Looks divine!
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too dark in what way? like too dark for the monitor, like you're having calibration issues? or like, too dark conceptually?
Well either way I have a calibrated monitor and it's not too dark, and conceptually it's very light, so by no means could it be considered too dark.
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I meant too dark for monitor. Some people complained about it... And one year ago when I submitted this one I also had some problems with my monitor, so that's why I preferred to ask
By the way, thank you very much for your comments, favs, watch, so generally for all your support!
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Yeah monitors can be a nightmare. Do you calibrate?
No problem, you've got great work.
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No, I've calibrated it when it was new, now I just don't need to calibrate it...
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Really? usually they change over time and need recalibration. I had to turn my brightness up five notches to hit target whitepoint of 90cd/m2 last time I recalibrated with months between.
Anyway, if not the calibration, it could easily color a profile thing. If you make them in sRGB for print, the darker colors all push together when viewed without the profile on DA. It's annoying that they don't pay attention to profiles when they generate the preview image. I suspect that you NEED the profile when it's getting printed, so it's inconsistent of them not to show it as it will be printed. But if you're not worried about print, convert to your monitor's profile, then don't save any profile to the document when saving and it will run without a profile which is the best way to do it on the web.
But if you don't see any change but the viewers do... a lot of people set their white point too high when profiling because monitors can go way brighter than they need to. Perhaps your white point was set too high when profiling?
Hmmm well I don't know if any of this is useful to you, let me know if you want help trouble shooting it.
Good luck.
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Thank you very much for your tips. When it comes to profiles, I always save my works as sRGB (just in case; there was the time when I had some problems with changes of colours due to uploading my works on the web... And they were viewed incorrectly, but now everything is okay).
Have a nice day!
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Ive featured this piece in my journal.. [link]
Love your work! Keep it up!
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Thank you! Also for the favourite, glad you like it!
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