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Beneath the Emerald Sea
© Akeraios
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Uploaded: 04/07/11 1:05 PM GMT
Beneath the Emerald Sea
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Gallery:
(Main) abstract->fractal
The background is from Apophysis, the foreground from this picture, editing in Paint Shop Pro.
Prints of this and other works are available at RedBubble and Zazzle.
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::trixxie17
04/07/11 2:42 PM GMT
I like this very much - the sea theme is certainly reinforced by the mollusk shapes and the pearl.
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"What a desolate place would be a world without a flower!
It would be a face without a smile, a feast without a welcome." A.J. Balfour
Absolutely gorgeous work Hannah!!!!!! WOW!! Breathtakingly beautiful colors and design. Love that tropical aqua look here. Just fantastic in every way!!!!
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BB
Really nice work on the water aspect.
Your creativity and work on that facet does indeed impart the visual qualities well.
Happen to be a big fan of the colour green. So, bonus points for that.
Caveats?
Well, instead of taxing your eyesight with my usual commenting drivel ... have a look:
"Beneath the Emerald Sea" - Cropped
Using the buzz word of the day..
Balance.
Too much ... sort of, kind of ... negative space. And the placement of the 'pearl' in the upper region throws things off some.
... ...
You know, in my humble and ever so omniscient creative opinion.
Still, and has to be said ... nice work. Very pleasant to view. :o)
Your creativity and work on that facet does indeed impart the visual qualities well.
Happen to be a big fan of the colour green. So, bonus points for that.
Caveats?
Well, instead of taxing your eyesight with my usual commenting drivel ... have a look:
"Beneath the Emerald Sea" - Cropped
Using the buzz word of the day..
Balance.
Too much ... sort of, kind of ... negative space. And the placement of the 'pearl' in the upper region throws things off some.
... ...
You know, in my humble and ever so omniscient creative opinion.
Still, and has to be said ... nice work. Very pleasant to view. :o)
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