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Kechake — Slave of the butterflies
Published: 2008-07-30 19:00:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 804; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 34
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I had this background finished for two months already and now I finally found the right model. In "Swamp Masquerade" I used masks first time and I must say that I fell in love with them. I can have so much fun with masks! Especially when painting over and giving the mask a whole new design. And I'm so happy to have CS3, I can warp objects to make their perspective look better. Exactly what I did with this mask
A forest creature, knowing nothing, innocently lurks around where there is less darkness, and caring, protecting trees that will not let you see anything forbidden. But the forest protects those who have once left their life there. And without any sign of movement, a horde of butterflies is dancing around the creature, damaging her mask, ripping feathers out of it and trying to shut her eyes.
The Light is your Death.
I know that in the picture, the butterflies are pretty well hidden, but you're smart and have good eyes if you can find them. How many can you find?
stocks:
~aliira [amazing ribbons] + *Shoofly-Stock [these mainstream butterflies that everyone uses] + ~F2FStocks [forest creature] + ~peacockmaskstock [the mask] + *freaky665 [background]
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Comments: 6
Wow! It's just beautiful. I really loved the background, very sharp, great lighting. The mask looks great. Thanks for the warp tip by the way. I use it sometimes for perspective but I never thought of using it like you do. Maybe I can do something with masks sometime.
By the way, I only found butterflies which I'm sure of. And what is that rectangle shape hanging on the tree? I couldn't figure that out.
The only thing I found weird are the birds. (Or are they butterflies? 
All in all, I fell in love with it.
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