[Duv]

I have to agree with Welles. The image forces your attention down the lane to the 15 ball. The building on the right is quite extraordinary. Definetly a worthwhile submission Roger!

Dave

[Janet Petty]

I'm really proud to say that I like what everyone has come up with so far...except mine of course. (But then does anyone every really like their own? Giggle.) We all have to be a humorous bunch just come up with some of the zany tinterpretations. That in and of itself is worth a lot. Kudos to all.

Janet

[roger_ele]

Thanks, Duv and Welles! I liked what I did - just didn't feel that the idea was insirationally novel - but the idea came easily, when it comes easy maybe I just figure I missed thinking of something even better ....

Janet, I agree. The quality here is great, but it is the variety of ideas that keeps me going and feeling challenged.

Thanks all,
Roger

[T Paul]

Duv – Quite the bizarre world you have created. I like the touch of placing the pinwheels on the giraffe’s head.

Misc. Tip – If you cut and paste an object and still have a halo or the object still stands out from the image, try using the blur tool. Select a small brush size and just run the blur tool around the hard edges to soften them and not make them so obvious. This is a quick way to help the new object blend in. You can also use the dodge or burn tool in the same way.

Roger – Lovely results and very well done! I love the perspective and the extra touch of adding motion to the pin wheels. I also like the pencil posts. Wouldn’t they make fun barriers for a children’s park or museum instead of the standard metal poles.

To all - Great job to all the players! Your creativity really shown in this round!


~T

[vidanse]

Hello everyone.

Wow. What fun. Great imaginations. The lighted path does seem to be the center of inspiration. For me also.

This is my second round. Sorry this was late, just got back last week and had a lot of catch up to do.

Vicki

[Kissed Vixen]

roger and duv both your pieces are stunning, the detail is amazing.. fun trying to find the bits

and I love the art gallery...

fun little round !

Kissed

[T Paul]

Vicki – Nicely done! I like how you desaturated the image and only have selective coloring. I also like how you arranged the lighted paths leading to the brightly colored pinwheel in the center.

[Leah]

I was very uninspired. But if I play with this much more I shall develop a headache. So...

[TwinbNJ]

Wow I love what has been submitted! I'm late to the game-- and not as imaginative as the rest of you!

[rondon]

the lighting on the pencil sculpture looks very nice

[T Paul]

Leah – Very nice manipulation work. I like how you combined the pencils and pinwheels. Just imagine all those pinwheels blowing in the breeze…

Jill – Nice job combining all the images. I particularly like your pencil sculpture and how you placed the pinwheels on the construction wall.

~T

[Mark Adams]

Honestly, I haven't done drugs in years.

[Mark Adams]

I'd like to say that everyone is doing a terrific job with this one. I am genuinely impressed with the creative vision and technical expertise here.

I had no idea so much could be done with a half-dozen such disperate elements. It's a real blast!

Mark

[Duv]

Mark, your giraffe jaw line absolutely kills me. Gotta be somethin there for a new animation flick by Disney! Luv the out of the box style you created.

Cheers
Dave

[T Paul]

Originally Posted by Mark Adams

Honestly, I haven't done drugs in years.

LOL....

Bizzare submission! I like the pencil waves.

It's so much fun to see all the different variations. You might have some regular old photos lying around and not realize the masterpieces you could create with them!