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Red Corner Rug
Published: 2005-05-01 06:29:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 21525; Favourites: 336; Downloads: 7255
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This is a rug design I made in Photoshop. I used the selection tool with many layers to create the objects, shapes, lines, and details. Very little to this.Related content
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It's so incredible .. not just really detailed but it looks so amazing too =]
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"It is quite obvious that the level of detail inRed Corner Rug is quite amazing, but that isn't the highlight of the piece. `cheneymac did an excellent design job overall. You can simply get lost in the magniture of this project, which turned out some amazing results." Well, I guess I don't need to say anything else. 
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It looks amazinggggggg.Wow..looks just like a real rug! how long did it take you to create this?
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the design is awsome looks great I lve the way you made the elements on it and i love the roses :0
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this is an oriental rug if I'm not wrong
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It must have been a hell to create this...
Great job!
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OOh. And here I thought that this was real. 👍: 0 ⏩: 0
you know women go blind as the master knotting handmade rugs, even it is in ps,it shows it took a huge time ..i hope your eyes re ok
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Because I see this more as a rug design than a digital work,
I see the differences between the outer ring and the intricacies
of the insides a tad conflicting. The dreamy and cracked outer
space should (but perhaps not) have a congruency between
the design to keep a steady flow, and from the way I see it,
the most beautiful areas begin (not as though the outer isn't
beautiful) just after the cream.
Now, if it was meant solely for a framing device, forget about what
I just said. The designs are crisp and clear, with a very attractive
symmetrical flow. I really like this - and I think if I were to design
something of this calibre in the textile field, I would consider getting
it materialized for my own center hallway. Excellent work.
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Thank you for the critism and a well thought out reply! I am honored at the time you spent to study the composition of my design.
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welcome back
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This is awesomely detailed - you must have spent lots of hours doing this. Almost everything is just so perfectly arranged. The only thing I would probably change are the three yellow thingies grouped together in the corner of the red area. They just break the smoothness of the flow a bit, though I can't say exactly what kind of a solution would be better.
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oh my god, what are you? you cant be human. this is freakin awesome!!!!! congrats on DD!
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Thanks so much for the comment. I am glad you liked the image.
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I already answered this in reply to another comment, so I hope you don't mind that I do a bit of copy/paste:
I first started breaking ground on the image around mid Sep04. It took about a month to plan the boarders and basic color arrangement. It took so long because I completely had to reteach myself to think in terms of abstract design rather than like an illustrator, texturer, or realist. I started work pretty heavy in Nov04 on the design elements of the borders. During all this time I was still in Kuwait, so I was only able to actually work on the image during certain days of the week and at certain times when I could get to a certain computer in my office. I have been home since December, but my of my time has gone to my family, school, and a radio internship. I worked on bits and pieces of it over the months, but progress was slow as I was spending little time on this image. A few weeks ago I took a business trip to Ohio where I started working heavily on the image. Two weeks later it was finally complete.
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I am crazy? You should take a look at some of your photos. Some people might think it crazy to crawl around the roof of an old building or do what you did to get some of those animal shots.... You have some great photos!
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hehe
btw how long did it take yo you to complete this picture?
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Sorry if this is informal, but to save time I am going to copy and paste from another reply:
I first started breaking ground on the image around mid Sep04. It took about a month to plan the boarders and basic color arrangement. It took so long because I completely had to reteach myself to think in terms of abstract design rather than like an illustrator, texturer, or realist. I started work pretty heavy in Nov04 on the design elements of the borders. During all this time I was still in Kuwait, so I was only able to actually work on the image during certain days of the week and at certain times when I could get to a certain computer in my office. I have been home since December, but my of my time has gone to my family, school, and a radio internship. I worked on bits and pieces of it over the months, but progress was slow as I was spending little time on this image. A few weeks ago I took a business trip to Ohio where I started working heavily on the image. Two later it was finally complete.
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Amazing piece of work. So detailed! Must've taken quite some time to make (even if you just made a quarter and then put it together)! It's got all the intricacy (sp?) of a real oriental rug... awesome!
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I first started breaking ground on the image around mid Sep04. It took about a month to plan the boarders and basic color arrangement. It took so long because I completely had to reteach myself to think in terms of abstract design rather than like an illustrator, texturer, or realist. I started work pretty heavy in Nov04 on the design elements of the borders. During all this time I was still in Kuwait, so I was only able to actually work on the image during certain days of the week and at certain times when I could get to a certain computer in my office. I have been home since December, but my of my time has gone to my family, school, and a radio internship. I worked on bits and pieces of it over the months, but progress was slow as I was spending little time on this image. A few weeks ago I took a business trip to Ohio where I started working heavily on the image. Two later it was finally complete.
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Wow, that's really impressive!
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So many details 
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This is truly detailed, argh. However, the patterns are interesting, and different lines lead the gaze further into the picture.
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"Very little to this"? That isn't what it appears to me! Damned good work
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Thank you so very much for your comment. I am glad you enjoyed my humble image.
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i didnt just enjoy it, i love it
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There's just so much detail.
A M A Z I N G !!!!
I love it. Very awe inspiring.
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oh my goodness. the details are just... sooooooooooo awesome 
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MASHALLAH! SUBHAANALLAH!
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Amazingly detailed ! I really love the small touches of light and shadows, it gives a third dimension to the design
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You have given out so very few comments, so I feel honored that one of those comments would go to my image. Thank you.
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You shouldn't thank me but thank yourself for bringing us amasingly good art! And oh, thanks for the comment on my piece. Comments from people who you admire are always a little more worth then other comments.
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this is just amazing cheney! incredible work as always.
have you thought about putting tassels around the edges (atleast the top and bottom)?
also, there is a bit of shadow around the rug which makes it look like the rug is just floating there... may look better w/o that.
all in all though, this is wonderful!
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I have thought about adding tassles. It seems like a lot of work, and I just wanted to be done at this point. So, I choose to not worry about the tassles after a second thought. Yeah, there is too much shadow, but I fixed this on the rug image for print so I really don't care so much about this one. Thank you so much for your careful observations and well thought out comments.
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