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Published: 2011-07-22 20:58:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1379; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 14
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Done with GIMP and DAZ.Pew - never done so much Postwork like here. Postwork and a lot of PREwork... O.o
My Graphictablett did not work, i dont know why.. so i had to use the little Laptop-Scrollpad.. boah, i must have been a real bad.. BAD human in my last life that i had to do that on this way..
I used this stock [link] Thank you very much!
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This piece has a great moody, almost romantic feel about it, as if it were the work of one of the old masters. The work that went into preparing and executing this piece was well worth it; this is excellent.
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wow - thank you very much *blushes*
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Thank you very much
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Thank you very much
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Thank you - i would rather call it "Dickschädel", i guess its "stubborness"
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Das ist wirklich toll, das Meer ist echt super geworden, der Himmel, die Farben sind einfach Wahnsinn!
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Dankeschön, freut mich sehr, dass es dir gefällt
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Gern geschehen.
Wie hast du Himmel und Meer gemacht?
Mit Brushes hast du im Forum geschrieben...
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Naja, für den Himmel habe ich einen einfachen Stock genommen, drei Ebenen, verschieden eingefärbt, ineinanderkopiert, anders gescaled...
Bei dem Meer hatte ic hWellenbrushes, dazu eine Ebene drunter per Hand die Farblichkeit reingemalt, mit Iwarp das ganze ein wenig verwirbelt, dann mit Unschärfen ein wenig flüssiger gemacht in den Farbübergängen.
Ich bin gerade unterwegs, aber wenn ich zu Hause bin, dann kann ich dir auch gerne mal den Stock dazu verlinken /schicken.
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Bin ich gespannt!
Ist auf jeden Fall ein echt klasse Bild, für mich echt dein Bestes bisher.
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Danke 
Hast eine PM im Forum - hab aber auch den Link oben reineditiert. Hab gesehen, hätte ich eh machen sollen *hust*
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Thank you very much
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Das ist sehr beeindruckend. Toll geworden, echt!
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Dankeschön ^^ Freut mich sehr!
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Thank you for your kind words!
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great image, and I agree with capn-gary, that much windage and seas that have that many white caps will not bode well for the ship...
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Thank you very much ^^
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Been there, done that, don't recommend it. And those boys need to get the sails down!
Gary
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They should .. ^^ i agree, it would be better.. but i guess it wouldn't look so dramatic
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Oh, I don't know. Anyone who has been out on a sailboat and caught in a REAL storm would think bare poles just about all the drama they could stand. LOL... Ran for three days before a storm in the Pacific on a Cheoy Lee 48 ketch. A storm jib that was about the size of a handkerchief on the babystay and 6 300-foot long lines strung out behind to slow us down and keep us bow into the 40 foot waves...and we were still making 6 1/2 knots! We were all so battered and bruised from rolling around into the bulkheads we looked like we'd been in the world's greatest Irish Pub brawl!
Chuckle.... I got thumped in the head (and a pressure cut) from a flying can of pork & beans...
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Outch - lucky you, that you survived ^^
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Well built boats have been dealing with it for years. The flying can of beans was just bad luck.
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