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Submitted: October 21, 2008
File Size: 680 KB
Image Size: 214 KB
Resolution: 800×1202
Comments: 11
Favourites & Collections: 10 [who?]
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Total: 193
Today: 0
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Trying my hand at photo-manipping, inspired by my best bud ~britbrat84
Comments are very welcome!
Credits:
Beach & Sky: *night-fate-stock
Model: *faestock
Brushes: *redheadstock & ~cirratus
Action: =night-fate
Comments are very welcome!
Credits:
Beach & Sky: *night-fate-stock
Model: *faestock
Brushes: *redheadstock & ~cirratus
Action: =night-fate
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I've been wanting to try photomanipping from stock for some time, this has the thought nagging at me again
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we kill the lights and put on a show
(kill the lights/the birthday massacre)
Is this supposed to be a sad or happy piece? I'm not confused by it, but it just reminded me of this song 'Aquarius' by Within Temptation. It's about someone who keeps denying how dangerous 'Aquarius' (the sea) is. Maybe you'll check it out?
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There ought to be clowns
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Pink Frangipani
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"Lord, what fools these mortals be!" -A Midsummer Night's Dream
You know... I'm not really sure if it ended up happy or sad. I'd originally intended to call it "Lost to the Sea," but then added the glowy sparkles and decided it looked more like a priestess making an offering. I suppose it could really work either way, though.
And I haven't heard that song, but I'll definitely have to find it! Thanks for the rec, and the feedback.
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Pink Frangipani
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"Lord, what fools these mortals be!" -A Midsummer Night's Dream
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There ought to be clowns
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"Remember the old adage: starve a cold, feed a fever, behead a zombie." --Stephen Colbert
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