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Starlight Globe
© Akeraios
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Uploaded: 12/15/16 1:09 PM GMT
Starlight Globe
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holidays->christmas
This is the Christmas version of my seasonal "snow globe" idea.
“‘Where is he that is born King of the Jews? for we have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship him.’
And, lo, the star, which they saw in the east, went before them, till it came and stood over where the young child was. When they saw the star, they rejoiced with exceeding great joy.”
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Saved this Hannah for my DT - excellent work.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
I love it. It's perfect for Christmas. And I tend to be fascinated by series of things, so now you've got me thinking of new ideas for this globe. :-) You've done all the best ones, but maybe... yes... no, this is *your* game. I'll shush.
(Slinks away).
(Slinks away).
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This is just perfect! Added to my collection downloaded and my fav list!
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I owe you some more words, methinks.. so.. here are some more words..
First and foremost.. this image is a really nice edition to your globe series.
I caught your post/comment on the Offtopics and came back to your image's page here a couple of times since. And finally, I think.. distilled what exactly was throwing me off from being more enthusiastic about the image itself.
The placement and perspective of the star within the globe.
And this aside from the overall shape/size/brightness.
Which could be mitigated if, in my humble opinion.. had you placed it such that it was behind the house/tree. And such that the rays didn't supersede everything.
Where the star is now, creates some problems for my pea brain, on the notes of shadows cast and so on.
That drivel and nonsense of mine aside (<-- still keepin' it real!)..
Nice work, Hannah.
And here's to lots and lots of Christmas sales for you. :o)
First and foremost.. this image is a really nice edition to your globe series.
I caught your post/comment on the Offtopics and came back to your image's page here a couple of times since. And finally, I think.. distilled what exactly was throwing me off from being more enthusiastic about the image itself.
The placement and perspective of the star within the globe.
And this aside from the overall shape/size/brightness.
Which could be mitigated if, in my humble opinion.. had you placed it such that it was behind the house/tree. And such that the rays didn't supersede everything.
Where the star is now, creates some problems for my pea brain, on the notes of shadows cast and so on.
That drivel and nonsense of mine aside (<-- still keepin' it real!)..
Nice work, Hannah.
And here's to lots and lots of Christmas sales for you. :o)
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Congrats Hannah on taking 1st place in the contest - Well Done!!!!!!!!!!
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