blend ft. Mischa Barton, =] Options

[xosteffanator]

I like this one =]
But I think I shouldn't have used pictures that were so alike and maybe I should've flipped them around...but other then that I think I did a good job
Program: PSP X
Time: 25 min.
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C&C would be appreciated

[-lana]

I agree with you on the pictures. Are the last two the same? :S

i like the purple gradient, and maybe lower the opacity on the font? good job anyways.

[xosteffanator]

^your probably right the site I went to must have had it twice

[add1cted2f1re]

But I think I shouldn't have used pictures that were so alike and maybe I should've flipped them around...but other then that I think I did a good job

haha EXACTLY what i was thinking! very good job, but u already know how it could be improved

[PrincessAda]

Yeah I would use different poses for the last one or some.
It looks good.
I don`t like the scribbly heart though.

[*Zatanna*]

^ Well said.

Steffie, you really are getting better. It's so cool to see you grow more comfortable with digital media.

[talcumpowder]

If you're going to use the same picture, make one BIG and up-front and one SMALL and behind-ish. She looks sick with all the purple and the natural shine on her cheeks. You're trying to make her look beutiful&bright, not mono-tone. Also, your font is always, like, the same size. Titles don't have to be huge. They can be tiny too.

- Instead of using pictures in the same photoshoot, use pictures that aren't wearing the same clothing/making the same poses.

I like the theme it holds when using similar pictures. It pulls the blend together. Working with varied pictures is a lot harder to pull off well...

[xosteffanator]

If you're going to use the same picture, make one BIG and up-front and one SMALL and behind-ish. She looks sick with all the purple and the natural shine on her cheeks. You're trying to make her look beutiful&bright, not mono-tone. Also, your font is always, like, the same size. Titles don't have to be huge. They can be tiny too.
I like the theme it holds when using similar pictures. It pulls the blend together. Working with varied pictures is a lot harder to pull off well...

Here are some suggestions:

- Instead of using pictures in the same photoshoot, use pictures that aren't wearing the same clothing/making the same poses.
- Add patterns and make it overlay with the image like stripes or polkadots or something.
- Stop putting the words on the bottom left corner. Put it everywhere and stuff. It would look better like that. Just putting the words on the bottom left corner kinda looks plain.

But awesome job! You're getting better! I like the font you used for this blend. IMO, it matches the blend.

Thanks for the suggestions
But I agree with Reili about using similar pictures; it just is easier and I think it looks better

[Jeng]

erm i like this one too.ihe images/poses look the same.i agree with reili about the pictures.try NOT USING black font.or LOWER the opacity.i like the background and the texture,youre getting better