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Ended 12/03/11 12:15 AM GMT
Winner: Inkeri
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1st place
Dunstickin: I really want to go in there!...Maybe not fit!...but I want to see!
Nicely shot and good luck
Ramad: This is a lovely shot of the little cottage and a good entry too Erja.
allisontaylor: A wonderfully composed cottage. Seems a perfect setting for many tales and the various inhabitants that might reside there. I too wish I could see inside. A pleasure to view.
Inkeri received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place
casechaser: Chris, I really like art that brings with it a story. Your works does that.
For example, you leave it up to us to determine why a lady, dress for an evening out, is reading a book in a mausoleum?
I like the use of the fairies as light sources, throughout. I also like the use of color, especially the "blues," scattered about.
I also liked the use of the negative space.
~~ John
coram9 received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place Roseman_Stan: Best of the entries so far. Excellent work.
Logun7: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.................
Outstanding work!! Best of luck to you in the contest:)
allisontaylor: A magical creation. I too enjoy the color tones and lighting. I'm on the fence with the lanterns. But I am not sure why? lol Love the mood.
4th place casechaser: Excellent contest entree.
purmusic: Love.. it!
Lost count of the number of times I have come back to your image's page here, having first viewed it upon posting.
And I still can't get past the initial feeling evoked of a mischievous and benevolent dragon sneaking about, who is a friend to the king's son. (So, take this 'constructive critique' with a grain of salt. ;o) )
The posturing (stating the obvious here, perhaps) ... and that of the colour palette makes for a very inviting illustrative-like image. On the notes of what is transpiring within frame (telling a story, or parts of) and stimulating more imaginative twists and details.
The composition really sets this one up well, in my opinion. The somewhat lower perspective and looking upwards.. adds to the 'lighter sense of being' and 'airiness' (rest assured, it's a good good thing)imparted.
The lines of the castle itself, in conjunction with the 'flow' of the clouds, et al.. underscores the strength of this element.
Caveats?
Minor, at best.
Smoke emanating from the dragon's nostrils. Gets lost a bit against the backdrop and is not quite as polished (not sure how you created this facet ... or that of it's positioning, layer-wise).
... ...
Ahh, ok.. got it.
The one word descriptor that has been eluding me pea brain.. 'delightful'.
:o)
5th place cynlee: We should have a contest to see who can find all the hidden images in here, Lisa, and you should get a prize just for your tremendous effort and ingenuity in creating this amazing piece of work. Don't think I've ever used more than five layers at a time. Wow! Kudos, girl. What a splendid job you did on this and well before the dealine too. Best of luck in the contest!