Sorry, it's small. I tried to re-size it in photobucket, but the new version has me befuddled. Sigh. So here it is. We weren't supposed to color the entire thing, so I only colored the leaves
Wow, this is really beautiful. I know nothing about art, but I'll do the best I can.
It looks like the leaves are in the branches of a pine tree, so it's a little odd. Like, it looks like the tree's on it's side, and I don't know it's supposed to look that way?
In any case, this is beautiful. You have talent.
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this is pretty nice. I liked the contrast between the gray fern mossy things around it but the colored leaves. I dont know why but it almost looks like the mossy stuff is squishy and I want to touch it! I also like the green ness of the leaf and it looks sorta like mint, but I am probably wrong. I do like the totally black and white one better but this is still cool.
One little nit-pick on the colour: It's a little flat. Usually it takes three to five colours for things to look real (I've used seven to nine in some cases) and right now you only have colours to show shading. The big leaf in the middle is mostly what I'm talking about; the others are really nice!
Other then that, very well done!
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I really like it. Acctually I can't tell if you drew this or not. Wait did you dra it, or did you take a photo? *=* I'm a bit confused. I liked the different colors of the leaves. laeves with all one type of color are flat, thats why I like fall the best. There are a couple of leaves that are not colored, and that really bugged me. (OCD)other than that, 5/5 star work!!
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I really love this! How did you do it? What did you use? Or is it a photo? Do reply.
The only thing was the flat centre leaf. It kind of took you're eyes from everything else as it did not look natural. Try varying the colours some more until you get a satisfactory effect would be what I'd like you to do.
If it were larger I would have made it my wallpaper!
It's just bee-yoo-tiful. I totally love yor idea and this picture. *clicks gold star*
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