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Published: 2013-06-10 03:06:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 3643; Favourites: 266; Downloads: 0
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Prints and other products available in my Society6 shopSo when I said I was practicing digital painting, this is what I was doing.
It's nothing fantastic, it was my first time painting realism. I'd just started watching Sherlock a couple months ago. I can't even....meh. I don't know what to say now.
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How is this "nothing fantastic?!?!?!" You have no idea how talented you are!
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Aw, well thank you so very much!! 
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"It's nothing fantastic" Yeah, sure it isn't... [sarcasm intensifies] You shouldn't be allowed to even say that because this was your 1st time trying realism and you did better than many others. Come on, you have awesome skills, I know it, everyone else does and you too.
I'm so damn jealous. Mrbhmmh D:
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Thank you so much! It really means a lot.
Comments like this really do keep me going, so thank you!!!
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Aww, the lightning is amazing! I love how you made it almost siluette like
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You fully deserve all the praise!
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I can't believe that this was your first time painting realism. I can't get over this, as with your other work, simply amazing once again.
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Wow amazing work! Hard to believe that's a first for you, you look completely at ease with the whole realism thing!
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Thank you so much!!!
It helps to have finally found a method that works for me.
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Wow!! 
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Thank you so much!!!
I found a method that just worked really well for me.
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this is so beautiful and dreamlike! i love it!
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Thank you so much!!
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"First time painting realism"? Really? This is great for a beginner! People could argue it's mostly silhouette but I think it's great! Just curious, how did you create the background?
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Thank you so much!
The background process consists a lot of painting in stars (or spots), duplicating them, and applying a motion blur filter on the duplicated layer. It's fairly simple.
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You're welcome!
Oh that actually makes a lot of sense... I've been wanting to do stuff like for ages and couldn't work out the process and it's that simple... Hurr durr, thanks :'D
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Amazing amazing amzing work!!! Truely a wonderfull artwork to stare at!!!
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Thank you so much, love!!
You're fantastic!
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