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Published: 2007-08-16 18:21:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 9076; Favourites: 289; Downloads: 0
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The true spirit of mother nature is that of a child; she sees the beauty in everything and takes nothing for granted. She is not discouraged by setbacks. She holds our future in her hands; she is it's guardian, it's keeper."It is good to realize that if love and peace can prevail on earth, and if we can teach our children to honor nature's gifts, the joys and beauties of the outdoors will be here forever." -Jimmy Carter
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*deathbycanon-stock , ~mmp-stock , ~grace-stock , ~drowningheart-stock , *ro-stock , =thiselectricheart
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I featured this moving piece in my journal[link] concerning a very important topic. thank you
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That is a very beautiful work. Pleasant colours, a balanced whole.
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awesome.
i love the quote
i've never pictured mother nature so, brown.
i've always imagined her with greenish clothes and leaves woven into her hair
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I usually picture Mother Nature green, also. She can be Mother Nature in Autumn
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that's a good idea... i should have thought of that...
so would green be spring or summer?
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Hmm... I usually thing vibrant green and bright colors in summer and pastels in spring, personally.
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Oh so beautiful 
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Thank you! And also for the 
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Hi
I have featured this deviation in my journal [link] as a thank you for your interest in my work. The support is much appreciated.
~ =Elorine ~
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Absolutely perfect, real piece of art, I love it. Passing by techical perfection of the image, I just want to say that the picture holds some great spiritual (mystical?) idea. IMHO, it's the most important thing for any piece of art.
Thanks!
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Thank you very much! I try for all of my art to hold some sort of meaning.
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This is just beautiful! I absolutely love it
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Hi
I have featured this deviation in my journal [link] as a thank you for your interest in my work. The support is much appreciated.
~ *Elorine ~
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Great job of cutting the stock out, do you mind what technique you use? A lovely piece!
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Thank you! I use the polygonal lasso tool on a layer mask. It takes awhile, but is more accurate for me than anything else. After I'm finished, I usually apply the layer mask, select the layer, feather the selection to 1 and apply a new layer mask, just because it helps blend the edges a little better. For this piece I also cut out sections of her dress that were partially transparent, pasted them on a new layer, and adjusted their transparency.
I'm honored that someone of your skill asked me my technique!!!
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I usually use the Pen Tool for cutting out but I like the layer mask idea, I'll have to try it, thank you!
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I'm a klutz with the pen tool!
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Oh it took me forever to learn to use it right but now I love it.
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I guess I'm just not patient enough
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Oh I'm the worst for patience I want things RIGHT NOW!!!
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Heh, I'm terrible with patience, too, but I'm trying to get better!
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this is hte most stunning piece of photomanip that ive seen in a while!
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How did you do it? you should put up a tutorial for us lesser beings
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Lol, you're funny 
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Well i was gona ask you to explain how you did it
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I got it and thanks for the tutorial it was really good. What strength do you use the smudge tool at?
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It depends on what you are using it on. Generally, the lightest you can get away with, so it doesn't look overdone. I usually start around 50% and work from there, increasing or decreasing as needed.
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