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JinDevilKazama — .The way I'm left here.
Published: 2008-06-16 20:33:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2388; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 63
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I'm quite proud of this one.
It's one of those deviations that I have worked really, really hard on. Just to try something new, and the fact trhat it took me absolutly ages as well! XD I'd say about two days by the time I was finished.Anyways, I'm really pleased with the way this came out, even though I know it isn't perfect, and there is probably a few mistakes and stuff, but oh wells.
Hope you folks enjoy!
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Thank you so much! 
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Lovely! 
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Thank you so much!
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Aww, I am glad you think so sweetie, thank you!
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It was very hard to pick...
I have featured your wonderful piece in my journal
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Thank you so much sweetie!
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It's really quite beautiful and I love the melancholy feeling it brings over you almost immediately. I think it works so well because it has that mystical feel, but there are very realistic aspects, like the way her hair falls across her back in such detail. Great work.
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Thank you again. I really appreciate your comments, they mean a lot.
But thank you again!
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Thanks so much, hun.
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This is definitely the best you've done so far
Both technique and atmosphere are great
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Yup I do
Right, the reflections are missing 
It's not too difficult though. Duplicate the swan layer, turn the lower one upside down, and use the perspective tool to correct the size impression. Then reduce the opacity and use some ripple script or the smudge tool (with a low repeat rate) or something alike to add some waves, taking care of what the original waves looked like and how the swan makes waves during swimming.
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Haha! Oh well, that surprises me actually! I thought everyone would see the tremendous cock up I'd done by not giving them reflections, but it doesn't seem like anyone but myself has noticed it! But thanks a lot hun! That will definetly come in handy if I do another water based picture anytime soon! In fact, I'm going to note that down on note pad, so I don't forget!
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Haha well no I was oblivious of it 
you're welcome
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Hehe, well that's good to know.
And I appreciate it!
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its beyond beautiful.
Very good work Tim, i loves it
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I really apprciate that sweetie.
Thanks so much, as always!
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your always welcome Tim
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I appreciate that hun.
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Just lovely. I love the swans! Thank you for using my stock!
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Thank you so much!
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Thanks so much hun!
I'm glad you like this, as always.
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you're welcome, sweets!
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I've seen this one be used before, however I like yours too. yours is more melodramatic and monotone, leaving the audience with a kind of sadness yet wonder. The one I saw was full of color, representing a longingness for love.
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Yes, I've seen the same model used a fair few times to be fair, but when I found it, I just knew I wanted to use it as well.
But thanks so much for the comment hun, I really appreciate it.
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Nah, yours is good! don't say that to yourself. I like it. You're welcome for the comment. :3
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Hehe, I know I shouldn't.
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Oh yeah you have. I was THERE when you started it.
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Haha, you sure were.
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Thank you muchly!
I'm glad you think so.
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