These are incredible! What program do you use? They look digital. I have to say though, the the doodle of the sun just doesn't seem to be the same style as the rest of them. It doesn't fit with the rest of the collection.
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I loved it so much! It is an incredibly good job! Congratulations.
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So, I’ll start off by saying that these are all very good. In fact, I would definitely say that they’re all rather interesting to look at. But there is one thing I really want to point out about each of these. Programs like Psykopaint are kind of awesome. But when they’re used, they can also make an image hard to view. For instance, with the first image, it’s hard to distinguish much of anything about these girls other than hair and clothing color. The same comes into play with the couple in the second picture. You can’t really read the emotion that may or may not be on their faces. Are they dancing? Sleeping? Helping the other put in a contact lens? The dog too is rather difficult to see as a dog at all. Is he sad, elated, guilty? Facial expressions add a lot of power to an image which is definitely something to keep in mind.
The third is probably the best of these in my opinion. Part of this is due to the fact that it’s already a rather abstract image. You don’t have a face to see or not see so Psykopaint really adds to the effect instead of takes from the effect. Keep this in mind when using editing programs. As fun as they may be, don’t let them steal your face!
Anyways, best of luck. If you have any questions or comments, I’m always happy to hear back from people. ~lilymoore
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I like all these pictures. The idea of blurring them makes it really interesting to look at. It makes me want to look closer so I understand the image better. I think they would be really good on display.
But like Lily said, I can't capture and emotion or anything from the picture. They would look great on display, but I don't think they could be a masterpiece...
But I still find them really interesting and think the idea you had is quite nice.
I hope I don't sound too harsh!
Deanie x
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Hey there. These are really neat. I've yet to see anything like this on Yws! You had a really good technique. My one critique is when you do post art, make sure to list what kind of media or programs you use, this way its easier to critique the style and usage of the media you're using. Really well done =]
