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Published: 2015-05-19 20:48:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 2131; Favourites: 246; Downloads: 0
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Remake ofΒ Eye've seen the light .Β I think I overdid it on the wood pattern. Opinions?This is the first time I'm putting a signature on one of my works. How do you like the ligature?
Vector illustration, made in Adobe Illustrator.
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What an interesting (and unsettling) concept! Sometimes I do really wish I could just unscrew my eyeballs when they're giving me a headache, though!
I think the wood pattern is a tad too busy. Maybe if the colors were fainter it might work better? Or it might just need less detail, it's a little overwhelming compared to the simpler shapes of the bulbs.
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You're right, the wood pattern is a bit overpowering in this picture.
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it must be time for bed...... screw them back in in the morning
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That's my bedtime routine.
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Your right, the wood pattern is a bit to strong.
But I totally like the motive! This is a very strong image.
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The more I look at this the more the eyes start to creep me out.
Nice idea.
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Very nice! Did you create the wood texture or use a real wood for the grain? I also like your better light bulbs than "Eye've Seen The Light".Β
I know now it's impolite to shill on someone else's page, but I'm curious about your opinion on my Crappy Idea image. It's lightbulb related.
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No textures were used, I drew some lines and used a feature on Illustrator to jumble them up.
Your photomanipulation is a good concept, but I dislike the way you edited it. Your lightbulb seems like it's hovering in the toilet bowl, not floating. It doesn't hit the water (maybe that's intended). Β You probably can't do anything about this, but the lighting on the toilet bowl doesn't come from the light source in the picture. There's parts that do work in your picture too. Your lightbulb has a nice glow to it.
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Which feature? Roughen? A blend maybe?
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Here's how:Β www.vectordiary.com/illustratoβ¦
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This would make a nice wallpaper if enlarged to 2K or 3K size.
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I'm not sure if I'm comfortable with putting my pictures up at wallpaper sizes.
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I understand, Sir.
I have all my unedited shots. When submitted to dA, the images have been edited and saved as separate files. They have been tastefully watermarked, with a buttonized border and the name, location and date near the bottom just inside the border. I submit them full size and limit the first page view to 900 pixels wide. They can click on the image to see it full size, which would require a rather large 5K screen to display. My pictures are free. All I ask is a link to their use.
I make no money on dA. In the eleven plus years I have been a member, my art has turned one sale that profited $1.92, which is still in my dA account as available cash. I want folks to see my art the way I saw it. Free of a big ugly watermark, tastefully framed, and full size. What they do with it after that is their decision. If used, I am always eager and honored to see the results. If they steel the art, that is, use it without a link, I am not so kind.
My ultimate hope is that someone gets joy by looking at an artwork I made. That is the ultimate payback. True unfettered joy cannot be bought at any price.
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True enough. I just want to keep in control of my work. I've seen it turn up on other websites without credits.
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It's all about tasteful watermarking. As long as you have the original files, in a court of law, the winner is YOU.
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Thanks. What do you like about it?
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I like this style. It's strange and interesting. I like arts like this.
//sorry fir my English :c
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Pretty good. There's a lot lore improvement in this one.
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