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Platycerium β Welwitschia
Published: 2013-11-24 00:52:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 934; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 0
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Daz render and products some Terregen.Related content
Comments: 25
Nice integration and great model. Love the sky, too.
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Thank you for the kind words and again for the inclusion in your favorites.
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Thank you, your comment is very encouraging.
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Thank you for your encouraging comment and again it's nice to be included in your gallery!
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Another lovely one - interesting camera placement: really feel like I'm there (though not 100% certain what I'm standing on!) Rather nice lighting too.
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So nice to hear from you again since our last encounter about the curtains. Appears you are furthering your style. I haven't had the time I'd like for dA with all the big parties and events coming up. I'm up to my neck in sculpting styrofoam birds for a vendors show.
In my world one does not need to stand on anything perhaps one is hovering or simply envisioning being in a location. The physics of the viewer are based on what can happen in fantasy. I felt the viewers floated position contrasted the grounded quality of the architecture and adding the vista offered a visual escape. These elements tell the viewer they are in a world very different from the one we know. How is your progression coming, are you happy with your evolution?
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Yes, the comment on where I might be standing was certainly no criticism: I liked the ambiguity.
As for my progression/evolution - unfortunately I have not been able to spend as much time on this as I would have liked to (a bit of real life getting in the way sometimes) but I hope to progress gradually. I've spent more time "playing" (aka learning) than actually creating many things I'm happy to share, but I'm not in a hurry really as I only do this stuff for my own entertainment.
Nice to see your gallery growing though
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No criticism taken. Real life always seem to put things on the back burner. I play as well and tend to show all of it so rather than a groomed gallery people can see my off days as well. Sometimes the less than pretty stuff will springboard the work in another direction. I can see you've definitely explore some areas outside of your first work. As I said last time you already have a style in your images. Really good.
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Thank you, your comment really encourages me!
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Thank you for your comments and welcome to dA over this last month. I hope you enjoy your time here!
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You're welcome, so glad I joined dA, very friendly community
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