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Neon
© lilblacfro35
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Uploaded: 07/18/07 2:43 AM GMT
Neon
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car i drew n took a pic of it then edited it in ps n photofiltre
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.kramden11
07/20/07 7:50 PM GMT
hmmm...not sure how I feel about this....
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I definitely like the idea and think you should do a series of them, though the perspective looks slightly wrong, but grweat idea. Thanks for sharing.
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Okay, I have a variety of feelings about this image, but I'm completely unqualified to impart them. So, I'll subject you to them anyways for my own sick amusement. Take EVERYTHING I say with a grain of salt as I am certainly no artist.
First, the idea is provacative and offers some great eye-candy. However, if you are interested in a total n00bs point of view here it goes. In an image like this I think you would be best served by keeping the placement of your subject in mind. In this case the rule of thirds would do quite a bit for you. By centering the car at a third to the right and then perhaps placing a secondary subject, like say a real rough outline done in the neon feel of a girl or guy next to the vehicle would be one possibility of many. When all you have is a subject in your image it is hard for the image to draw a viewer's eyes into your work. So, by offsetting the main subject and adding another small variable in your blank area you can help create more than just a really cool picture of a car. You can have a real kinetic piece of art that helps to capture your audience.
Now, don't be discouraged and I deeply apologize if I said anything that bothers or offends you. You've got a great piece here and I see no reason why you could not continue this type of work and really develop it into something special.
Keep up the good work!
First, the idea is provacative and offers some great eye-candy. However, if you are interested in a total n00bs point of view here it goes. In an image like this I think you would be best served by keeping the placement of your subject in mind. In this case the rule of thirds would do quite a bit for you. By centering the car at a third to the right and then perhaps placing a secondary subject, like say a real rough outline done in the neon feel of a girl or guy next to the vehicle would be one possibility of many. When all you have is a subject in your image it is hard for the image to draw a viewer's eyes into your work. So, by offsetting the main subject and adding another small variable in your blank area you can help create more than just a really cool picture of a car. You can have a real kinetic piece of art that helps to capture your audience.
Now, don't be discouraged and I deeply apologize if I said anything that bothers or offends you. You've got a great piece here and I see no reason why you could not continue this type of work and really develop it into something special.
Keep up the good work!
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