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Published: 2004-12-12 21:52:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1195; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 526
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Series: ElementsPack: 01 Wind
Release: 12 - 12 -2004
First art pack of the first series compiled and created by the visual sentiments are community. Enjoy, and thanks to our members for helping create this wonderful art pack.
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I used one of these here: [link]
Could you tell me who made it so I can credit them properly?
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OOOH thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou, this is perfect! ill let u know if i use
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yw hope you enjoy
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I will 
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awesome work on the first pack peoples, congratz to all of us, and thanks to everyone who made a submission to maake this pack a success and get our new group kickin with a good start 
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Great working with you guys, and an awesome turn-out!
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good work everyone, i'm proud of everyone's participation
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Just a casual lurker (non computer artist).
First off, congrats you guys. It's great to see a new team get off the ground - and a great idea too. Graphic artists of the World Unite! You have nothing to lose but your lack of page views (oh, wait...).
With this pack I especially like the Nature inspiration. The recurrent "dandelion puff" theme - as if the centerpiece in each is ready to be blown by the slightest puff of air and moooove. You've given a dynamic kind of pre-motion feeling of being poised to dissipate. Not at all static. And yet each of you doing it in your own way. Cool! A true collaboration.
Having said this - committee are dangerous, especially on line. For God's sake - you have a poster here!! The typesetting is illegibly light and very poorly placed. The composition requires it be moved way lower and to the right - rougly lined up with the blue piece.
No one's going to look at your packs if you don't present them professionally. This would be a great shame. And while I'm at it - maybe it's just me, but I can't blow it up to see the detail of each piece. If you're selling a bunch of individual works (and not a poster) it's vital that the viewer - hopefully purchaser - be able to examine each work. Remember - first impressions count! You can edit and edit, but if somebody clicks on to see a new group and is turned off, you've blown it.
This goes in spades if you present a portfolio to a greeting card co (hey, somebody - go to big card stores, museum shops, Barnes & Noble etc. and examine what they have. See what companies might be doing things up your alley - but make sure you're not just retreading territory already marketed. These would make nice postcards too.
Best of luck!!
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thanks so much for the comment, we really apptreciate people who take the time to examine our work and give creative comments.
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woot, I'm part of a pack release ^^.
Awesome work guys.
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