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Longing

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Thanks Horo and davidbrinnen for the tutorials.. also used david's plasma here. Hope you like it a bit.

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A conversation around the artwork
tina gazconArchived

Wow! This is very nice! I am drawn to your clouds. I love the sky myself and spend some of my time looking through my telescope. Your work is just like the real thing. This scene is very peaceful to me.

GueranArchived

Vicki's head You know; it is my first time seeing that on her head! i will fix it as soon as i can away.. i blame my crappy monitor ! =) And yeah; Horo, i thank you too =)

richterArchived

I love the star-tutorial and the plasma mat. And here both are presented most efficiently. The title is great along, as said above, with the terrain. The color choices - a real harmony. Well done!

HoroArchived

That bright dot on the head is indeed a bit odd. I doubt it is a star shining through - a reflection, perhaps? Lighting is excellent, the terrain used absolutely fitting. Very good pose of Vicky, at the right distance. The sky is beautiful. Thanks David for the mentioning of my humble contribution to the tutorial - it is the idea that counts, though. This scene, Gueran, would nicely fit into Space. I think, you've earned a 5 for this. Hard to improve this piece.

davidbrinnenArchived

To be fair Horo, does most of the work on the tutorials, I just lend him an idea or two. Is that a star visible through her head? A striking image, simple in design and boldly executed. I think if I saw a great boiling cloud of plasma rasing over the top of the hill I was on, I'd not take it so calmly!

rashadcarter1Archived

wow Very impressive. You seem to have mastered David's tutorials very well. The only little issue I see is that there appears to be a star visible through Victoria's head, something which should not be. I love the foreground terrain, it's perfect for this scene. You have been wise about ambient expression as you have not let it spoil the genuiness of the lighting even in this rather dark backlit scene. You were brave enough to restrict the ambient expression to the hot plasma and stars it belongs on and nothing else. Really great work.