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Falling Up Artistically (Dark)
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Uploaded: 10/22/06 8:43 PM GMT
Falling Up Artistically (Dark)
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(should be viewed real size) With the memory of Shell Silverstein for his book "Falling Up" . It's done with Corel Draw , Corel Photo-Paint and Ulead PhotoImpact . It's the first time I'm competing in a contest , When will you give me my trophy ?! ;D
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10/23/06 12:59 AM GMT
What an vibrant picture! I love the deep redness, very artistic entry.
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Very interesting image. I love it.
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Thanks to all who comment on pictures in my gallery. Please accept my apologies if I am unable to thank you each time, and please don't feel obligated to thank me for my comments.
I hope that you do not view my forthcoming words as a slight against your work here ... I am interested in what the visual impact would be with a less centered focal point of visual interest.
The textures and patterns and shapes that you have incoporated are very nice. Simply, besides the star of your piece here ... I would like to see more of, that's all. In fact, I think the rest of your composition is strong enough to be able to stand on their own merits. As always ... just some thoughts, some suggestions ... possibly for future endeavours.
The semi-concentric circles at play ... do convey a sense of motion ... of uplifting the leaf itself ... to where? I am not sure, and don't really want to guess ... I just want to enjoy this one.
Thanks for sharing your talent and tribute to your friend. Powerful in design, colour palette and concept and then, execution of ... very nice work here.
The textures and patterns and shapes that you have incoporated are very nice. Simply, besides the star of your piece here ... I would like to see more of, that's all. In fact, I think the rest of your composition is strong enough to be able to stand on their own merits. As always ... just some thoughts, some suggestions ... possibly for future endeavours.
The semi-concentric circles at play ... do convey a sense of motion ... of uplifting the leaf itself ... to where? I am not sure, and don't really want to guess ... I just want to enjoy this one.
Thanks for sharing your talent and tribute to your friend. Powerful in design, colour palette and concept and then, execution of ... very nice work here.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
Very nice. I like the rich red color. I agree that the leaf could be off center to add more interest, but overall I really like it.
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Lovely and warm shades of red, I like the short of swiriling effect but I agree about the leaf being better off center too. Anyway, it's an image I like a lot and totally gives me the fall feeling. Nicely done
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Ooo... I like. Nice, rich colors, pretty patterns and textures, subtle symbolism... The "swirling" effect resembles some kind of vortex to me -- so the centering works. I really like the texture you've added to the leaf itself. Pretty!
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I used to have a handle on life, but it broke...
Oh my gosh i love this. Autumn is my favorite season and red my favorite colour. Just perfect!!
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He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the almighty. I will say of the Lord, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom i trust". Psalm 91: 1 and 2
Hey Siavash, This is just great. I love the ripples and the red background. I'll put it on my desktop whenever I get angry!!!! Fantastic job. One question: who is Silverstein?
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Time is not money; it's life. Enjoy it.
great it bright up my desktop !
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You were my strength when I was weak
You were my voice when I couldn't speak
Wonderful richness and depth of colour :-)
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"Love does not dominate; it cultivates." - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe