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Published: 2004-06-14 00:11:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 324; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 51
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A centaur that actually turned out halfway decent! Still having trouble connecting the human-part to the horse part.....This is a character in a fantasy I wrote quite a few years ago.... I actually never came up with a good name for him.... In the background you can see five of the six moons of his world. First time I've tried photoshopping mountains.... The sky is kinda freaky too, but I like it.
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Awesome! I really like the anatomy of the centaur. His pose is awesome as well.
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tor~
I think the human connects beautifully to the horse, but may I sugjest you calm down with the blur. After a while it hurts my eyes to look straight at it. Beautiful colors, wonderful pose! I just sugjest your subject be more crisp. Great work Meggan.
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yeah, I like the blur tool..... blame my Art History and Drama teachers.... I had to do a project of Leonardo DaVinci's Sfumato tecknique, which is basically really blurry... oh, well.
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tor~
^-^ It's all good. The "blur" is a powerful tool, and can make or break your masterpiece. If you're using it to cover minor mistakes, then you could be using it for the wrong reasons. Use the force wisely... your art is beautiful, just let the detail shine through.
If you are using a program like PSP8 or Photoshop A extremely good way to cover up mistakes without blurring is to start with a bigger canvas, then resize your picture to half the size. most mistakes get shrunken and blended in and your image is sharper.
If that was a traditional hand painting, then I give you tatal props.
I think i'll add you to my favs.
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I'm not using the blur tool to cover up mistakes, I just like the atmospheric effect it creates. And the picture originally was a lot bigger. Halfway through working, though, I looked and realized just how incredibly huge it was, to I halved the size.
I keep trying to figure out how everyone else does the really sharp edges and lines, but I can't manage to do it without screwing up. "Moonlit Solitude" [link] I think is the closest I've come to sharp edges and contours in a Photoshop painting.
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ah ^^. my mistake. I wrote that letter before I took the time to look at your entire gallery. I love your angels (the glowy orange ones) they're beautiful! 
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tor~
^-^ It's all good. The "blur" is a powerful tool, and can make or break your masterpiece. If you're using it to cover minor mistakes, then you could be using it for the wrong reasons. Use the force wisely... your art is beautiful, just let the detail shine through.
If you are using a program like PSP8 or Photoshop A extremely good way to cover up mistakes without blurring is to start with a bigger canvas, then resize your picture to half the size. most mistakes get shrunken and blended in and your image is sharper.
If that was a traditional hand painting, then I give you tatal props.
I think i'll add you to my favs.
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tor~
^-^ It's all good. The "blur" is a powerful tool, and can make or break your masterpiece. If you're using it to cover minor mistakes, then you could be using it for the wrong reasons. Use the force wisely... your art is beautiful, just let the detail shine through.
If you are using a program like PSP8 or Photoshop A extremely good way to cover up mistakes without blurring is to start with a bigger canvas, then resize your picture to half the size. most mistakes get shrunken and blended in and your image is sharper.
If that was a traditional hand painting, then I give you tatal props.
I think i'll add you to my favs.
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