Drowning
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Comment by Titia:
LOL I like your take on this one. Many won't I guess, but I do.

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by poser:
Wow you are getting good with the carving. I like your out of the box thinking.

Message edited by author 2009-04-20 19:07:03.

Drowning
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Comment by snaffles:
wow what a simple but effective use of graph paper, wire and the rotate tool! 7

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by MaryO:
Dang it; I missed the figure when voting!!! Now I'm mad at myself. Not sure I would have scored it higher ... can't really award points for carving ... OK, maybe one or two more for creativity in subject matter. I feel completely different when I look at the image now! I liked the textures and lighting and tones before, but this is so much more interesting with that subtle, ephemeral figure.

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by Bear_Music:
Hah! Shoulda known this was yours, after the apple-carving episode. Way to sneak a nude in, Don! I'm proud to say I was one of your top 7 scores :-)

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by colorcarnival:
I voted too fast. I did not catch the figure in the crayon. I thought someone gnawed on it lol. Very interesting crafting going on here!

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by Bear_Music:
"So dawn goes down to day..."

I'm a sucker for Frost...

nothing gold can stay
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Comment by LadyK:
i love gold crayons. they are always the first to get worn down. perhaps that is your point:) tehe

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Comment by MonsterPhotography:
I like the sense of movement here

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Comment by Teafran:
Very time warpish, a good demonstration of how to do an SFx shot. Every aspect is lightly affected by motion but still giving a lot of detail, depth and interest. The color could be a little more saturated to increase it's overall impact, but it is effective as it is. This should be a top ten entry and possibly a ribbon contender. Well done.