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seamonkeycircus — the icy hill
Published: 2005-08-25 00:50:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 350; Favourites: 7; Downloads: 53
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Done in Photoshop, using a combination of my photos and my paintings.Related content
Comments: 14
Apart from the sharpness issue, I think this piece looks very appealing. It is nicely rendered and the textures really suggest this icyness. I really love it! The textures are great. It's gives me this uneasy sense to see the whiteness is raptured by strong color and elements as the ice crumles.
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I think the comment about sharpness is right on. The image was much more interesting zoomed-out. The composition seems much better, and the colors lead my eyes all over.
Very interesting work, and I think you should keep going down this road.
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Thank you, and I know you guys are right. I've been working with low memory on a crappy computer, and so I've had to compress most of my files. Because of the way I work that used to mean tonnes of lossiness along the way. Now that I have a new Mac and lots of free space, my stuff should be sharper.
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I think it's awsum. The way everything is sort of twisted together. I love the darker colors on the left side. It really adds to the colors. Hehehe.
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Thanks, there are a lot of layers meshed together in there
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wreching melancholy landscape. Resembles the indastryal districts of Peterburg in winter thaw. excellently done.
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Very contemporary. (Dunno if that's a comment or w/e) But it does provide a sense of an icy climate, but at the same time robs you of that feeling by introducing warm colors. It's frustrating, yet calming. Chaotic, yet structured. Very well done.
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that's a nice comment, thank you
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very cool
it would be much more intense if it were a bit sharper, but still, very cool
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You might be right. I'll give it some thought. Thanks for the input.
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