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Published: 2007-04-04 15:19:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 1439; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 34
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Still a work in progress, done in a few hours.(Updated 4/14, added border and text, cleaned up mistakes)
(Updated 5/20 - Oh boy, how I do hate it when I switch computers and discover new and glaring mistakes in my pieces. I see them now, and will get working on them when I get Photoshop again)
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"I give permission to ~darkelements and to submit and display this artwork".
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nice intensity!! 
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you are welcome , don't mention it! 
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This is really good! I love everything about it.
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very cool... i love the surroundings! and those candles fit in so well (which isn't always the case).
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Awesome work. I really adore the colours, the shades (and the shades of shades), and all of the atmosphere of the pic..
Really stunning job
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Usually I don't like manipulations that use candles, because the light looks fake. But I must say it's not the case here, you worked them greatly!!
I also like how you used textures to give some movement to the piece
The only tiny little thing I'd change here would be adding a very transparent layer with red on the wall behind the girl, it would still be grey, but with subtle red tonality, almost unperceptible (does this word exist??) to the eye ^^
great work, keep it up!!
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Now that you mention it, that would be a good idea. Originally I completely desaturated the wall because the light was hitting it, but it would make sense for the shadowed parts to still have a bit of red in them. Thanks!
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The background and objects look very finished, thoughΒ΄ the images youΒ΄ve used their lines are shown very roughly at the window area and the black frame is cutted from one point. The part you could put more effort is the face. The eyes, nose and mouth look somewhat unfinished, especially the mouth looks a bit odd. Add more details to them.
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Thanks for the feedback, it's much appreciated
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cool, it's maybe a work in progress but i love it, the reds are great the deep blood red and the bright firey reds are great contrast
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really nice, she is a model or you draw her o_o
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She is a combination of stock and manipulation
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