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03/21/2019 10:41:29 PM |
| I prefer this one, although both are lovely. The overlay enhances the pensive mood. |
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03/21/2019 03:38:49 PM |
| it bothers me that the water is upside down. makes it feel fake |
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03/19/2019 11:44:20 AM |
| I prefer it without the overlay, but then... your intent is to do stuff. A great learning process - kudos for taking it on. |
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03/18/2019 02:23:06 AM |
| I’m with mariuca on this, I prefere the background dropletss texture on this but I’m not keen on the droplets on his face, drop the facial droplets and you’ve got a winner here. |
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03/17/2019 11:37:12 PM |
| I prefer this version, not just because you're trying new things, but it gives the illusion of the child looking through a rainy window. It emits the feeling of a dreary day with nothing to do but hope the rain stops soon so she can go out and play. |
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03/17/2019 10:55:59 PM |
| Lovely although the droplets on her face are a bit like a skin problem at first glance. Probably being too small and round. The background is sheer perfection. I might chose the first one |
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