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Nina McIver

Dragonfriend
Dragonfriend by @raycyden (Nina McIver)

um... i did this in photoshop, um... yeah looks around...and, um well that is about all ^_^'

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Posted: Monday, 24 December, 2001 @ 04:36 PM
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Nice picture lovely colours but it is a bit flat. you have shaded the face a bit but I think it needs a bit more in the way of other colour and shading.

Posted: Sunday, 24 February, 2002 @ 09:28 AM
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sorry for the late reply, but yes it dose have that flat look to it, there is some slight shading if you look close enofe, but that still dose nothing for the image, i tryed with a bit more and it didn't look right, but that is what happens when you try to put 3D patterns in... XD oh well i tryed, thank for your comments =^.^=

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Posted: Thursday, 02 May, 2002 @ 07:36 PM
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remember when you first showed me this? what did i say? i forget, something like "part of it looks real, i can see where you made certain parts of it seem like you made surfaces that tried to look metal and stuff." rofl, i'm so sad :-D

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