I do like this the simplicity works well, did you take the picture yourself?
You say it is not finished yet - what are you planning on changing? And what programmes are you using to make it?
Oh, I really like this! When I first looked at it I thought. "WOW". Well, you've left me with no other choice than to read a hundred suns. I hope you've posted it? haha.
It's so awesome. It gives the feeling of tranquility. It's soothing. I just was calmed by it.
Well, im gonna stop praising you now... I'll get a cup of tea and start reading it!
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Hmm, I haven't read A hundred suns, but from the title I don't know how much this cover fits. I would expect lots of different sunlight reflections in the water, maybe different colours.
Taking that out of the equation, I found this really beautiful. The sunset reflecting off the water is magnificent, and I love the crest of the whale. Also the moon in the sky gives it a bit of a sci-fi feel.
Overall, nice!
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but from the title I don't know how much this cover fits. I would expect lots of different sunlight reflections in the water, maybe different colours.
I agree with Rosey on this part. But this is a really pertty picture. I've always loved sunset pics. And the colours in the water are wonderful. Lovely.
Purple light in the canyon that is where I long to be With my three good companions just my rifle, pony and me --- "My Rifle My Pony and Me"
Ooh, pretty.
I like the use of colors. The water's a little artificial-looking, but I'm sure I'm the only freak who'd notice. xD
Anywayz, I like the simplicity. It says a lot without really saying anything. If that makes sense? I dunno...
Overall, good job.
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