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allison712 — Littlest Elf and Mermaid
Published: 2007-06-19 07:06:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 2867; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 10
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Lol....well, I dunno. This picture look familiar? It seemed like a good idea at the time, to have the "littlest elf" meet the "littlest mermaid". Oh well.For *createbyweek 's Week 11 Challenge .
Credits:
~ Elf (compulsory image) [link] and Mermaid [link]
~ Background [link] and Seagull [link]
~ Mermaid Tail [link]
~ Hair Brushes [link]
~ Texture [link]
~ Awesome Tutorial
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Comments: 34
ooooh! How cute! The red child!!!!
And the seagull! Now want to have a giant seagull!!!
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Haha, this is cute....the littlest elf meets the little mermaid and how about the "Jaws" of king size birds! I like your idea and well done
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Gotta have that big bird to help the wee folks
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Very cool. Saw it in the turorial, and loved it immediately. Great photomanipulation.
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Thank you! I was very pleased when =pendlestock used my deviation in her tutorial
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You haven't!!!! Come to chat, we hoff lots and lots!
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What rooms can I find you guys in? I never seem to actually remember to try chatting, but should my brain and computer come into alignment, I may try it tonight or tomorrow afternoon (gotta love holidays 
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[link] is where I spend most my life
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What gorgeous work! Quite an amazing piece. Very well blended and tubed. Thank you so much for using our stock, and we hope you'll find much more in our gallery of use to you in making your art.
Kat
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Gorgeous ~ I'm in awe of your cutting out ability 
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Thank you so much! 
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That was very helpful! You must have SO much patience and skill. I've tried the same technique but haven't used a soft-edge eraser. I guess I should just practice
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Pretty much everything I do has been a method of trial and error, and also running across some helpful tutorials, and the occasional artist comment on a particular picture. There's still so much I don't know how to do though! One thing about the soft-edge eraser is that the bigger the brush, the farther out from the actual eraser you're going to be erasing...if that makes sense. That's why when I'm working up close at 200% I use a pretty small brush. Sometimes I like to have the effect the large soft-edge brush has, which leaves the edges of your picture somewhat transparent. Anyway...I'm good at rambling, sorry
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