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Published: 2013-07-28 23:08:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 891; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 1
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Character belongs to *Happylod3 , art is (C) *WingedHippocampus please do not trace, recolor, or make bases from this work.An art trade with*Happylod3 . She requested her character, Network the Crowntail Betta A.I., working in cyberspace. Hope this is what you had in mind.
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This is so interesting. Pulled me in and kept me examining while feeling intrigued.
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Why thank you! It was fun to work on.
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Well this is an interesting character & design. I went toΒ *Happylod3 's gallery because I was curious if they did the fins that way, as it's a really neat idea, but I wasn't sure if this was a representational decision on their part of yours or both. In any case, it looks great, and is really cool all around. Awesome binary fins and the sense that one is swimming through data.Β
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Thanks, it's what I was hoping to convey.
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SOOOOORRRRRY!!!! I totally saw this forever ago but I forgot to comment 0A0, OKAY! Here's the comment.
Ahem. *Deep breath* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*breath*HHHHHHHHHH!!!!! This looks so AWESOME!!!!! I loooooove the way you did the fins, they're so pretty!!! I might have to snag that idea 
I have been working on my part of the AT but it's not as awesome as this, sorry. BUT I didn't forget!!!! SO I'll get it done ASAP!!!!
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I'm so happy you finally got around to it.
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Amazing! The way you made him flotating among the bits and bytes is amazing!!!!
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It's incredible!
Must have been a real pain to do.
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Kind of, but worth it.
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I agree with you, beacause it looks great!
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SO COOL! o u o ~
Loving the Fins....uuuggghhh and that BG and Pink...data ball of dooooom~!
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Wow, this is really something and I love how you did the whole data thing 
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Ha ha, it was fun!
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Ooh...I REALLY like how you blend the organic and the artificial together in this image. Β It shows in every element you use, too; from the colors to the textures, you mix both "worlds" together in excellent fashion, and really bring the character to life as a result. Β Case in point, I love the lighting effects you use throughout, rendering them in very electrical fashion but placing them in a way more suggestive of bioluminescence. Β Or the way you texture the binary code into the fins, making it impossible to miss but giving it the look of real fin-like film. Β Even the sense of floating you create works to tie the elements together; it feels at once like the character's swimming in water and some kind of void. Β Very nice work throughout. ^_^
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Well, I think (hope) the original artist kind of intended the circuitry parts to be that way, shining when active, and possibly in mimicry of natural bioluminescence...if not, then I guess...ARTISTIC LICENSE!
Thanks! ^^
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Either way, you pretty much knocked it out of the park, so whether that was the original intent or not, I'd say it all worked out. ^3^
Welcome. 83
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Where to start! The purple background data against his vivid green fins offers a great contrast. The detail on his fins is amazing, I can't help but wonder how you fit all those data strips in there. He looks like a really interesting character, you did a good job matching Happylod's original design. I love the mesh between aquatic and electric.
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The binary is a stamp I put through the Iwarp function. It was fun! 
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What can I say but wow! The level of detail here is amazing. I love the fins--the green computery feel and the binary code in the background are awesome.
I love how bright and tecchy everything looks! This is awesome. Great work.
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Thank you, it's mostly thanks to 's generous stamps.
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You gotta admit though; it does take skill to use stamps properly.
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This looks amazing
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The vibrancy of the glow and colors is very appealing. The way that you distorted the numbers also must of taken quite a bit of time.
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You have to work blind with this particular tool, since it won't show the layers beneath what you're actually working on so you can't use that as a guide, so there was a LOT of ctrl-Z-and-try-again. Thanks!
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Yeeeeeeeeeeessssssss XD
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So pretty.......I just love your artstyle.
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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoy!
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Your welcome!
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making the wings out of binary code is an extremely cool detail
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ERMAHGERD IT'S SO SPARKLY AND BEAUTIFUL!! *kills the capslock*
sorry capslock fairy struck again.
Dear god! those fins look magnificent!, the binary adds a technological beauty to it, with the layers of coding mixed with that electronic glow.
what I really like is the looks of the frame things of the fins, don't know what to call them 
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ERNURITE 8D
I think that's called a ray, but don't hold me to it. Thanks!
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I love the way the binary in his fins flows and glows. He looks amazing!
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I wish the right arm fin was a little more curved but working with Gimp's warp tool requires you to basically work blind, you don't know what it will look like until it's too late. 
But the rest I'm pretty happy with. Thanks for your help with the pose!
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