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- - -a heart that beats,
an incredible machine
made of blood and love
- incredible machine, sugarland
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following my tradition of the last two years (three tomorrow), i made this for my mom, for her birthday. (:
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~mwilliams-stock
#resurgere / `wroth
thankyou!!
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Hello!
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!!!
wow, thank you so much!! i really appreciate it!
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No problem! 
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I thought this was photography at first. hahaha.
Very realistic sense of motion!
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wow, thank you so much! that means a lot to me (:
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thank you very much! and thanks again for providing it!
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XD thanks daaahling.
(it took way less time than everything else i do and looks way better... murphy's law. >_< )
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XDD It's because it's for your mommy :3
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YOU MUST TELL ME HOW YOU PERFECT THE MOTION BLUR STUFFS!!!!!!!!! IT'S SO PURTAY
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XDDDDD
on which, the legs or the background?
cause on the legs, you obviously have the horse all cut out, blah blah. then duplicate the base horse layer (unless you've painted markings on the legs and such... if so, then duplicate all of the layers involved with the legs + the base and merge them together) then you go to the motion blur, and find the angle that looks most realistic. once you have the right angle, lower the opacity of the blurred layer so that you still have the original shape and details showing from the base, but you preserve the motion effect as well... if that makes sense.
oh and don't forget to take a big, soft-edged eraser and erase the blurriness over the main body! just leave the blur on the legs, otherwise it kind of defeats the purpose...
as for the background i just do the same thing (duplicate the base layer, find the correct angle for the movement of the object, set it to a blur that looks to be about the 'speed' of your moving object and then lower the opacity to show the details beneath.) (:
DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? D: *was speed typing*
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ILOVEYOU. YOU ARE GOD. *clings*
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pffft. i am not God, but i love you too <3 and you're welcome XD
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