tell me what you guys think!
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tell me what you guys think!
Aw, I think its really cute. The colors are great, and the wood adds a nice touch. Only thing about the wood though, is you can see where it repeats. There is a noticable line.
Everything else looks great.
Everything else looks great.
You know what, thats sad, I never even noticed that, but I can easily fix it! 
thats so cute. i love it. you know what would be really cool if you did a burn on the bigger text on the bottom left hand side. so it looks like you carved it in the wood or something. but i love it.
i like very creative.. wish i can do that =/
That's so lovely!
Dreama! 
It looks so cute! I love it to pieces. The wood is such a nice touch with those colors.
It looks so cute! I love it to pieces. The wood is such a nice touch with those colors.
QUOTE(pandamonium @ Nov 8 2007, 07:37 PM) 
thats so cute. i love it. you know what would be really cool if you did a burn on the bigger text on the bottom left hand side. so it looks like you carved it in the wood or something. but i love it.
Yea, I was going to suggest this. If you could change the layer mode or manipulate the text layers some way to make it seem that the hearts were painted on or carved into the wood, it would look great. Also, the text "Life is nothing without love" is too large and takes attention away from the actual hearts. Also, a better font could've been chosen or maybe it's just the size that's bothering me. :P
cute. i dont like the four solid hearts in the bottom left though. a bit unnecessary.
i like the idea, looks very nice
QUOTE(tripvertigo @ Nov 10 2007, 04:12 AM)
cute. i dont like the four solid hearts in the bottom left though. a bit unnecessary.
Yeaaa. def take out those hearts, and for the bottom left text make the line spacing smaller so the lines are closer. it would look excellent, and maybe change it to a burn layer lol. thats it. haha
QUOTE(pandamonium @ Nov 8 2007, 07:37 PM)
thats so cute. i love it. you know what would be really cool if you did a burn on the bigger text on the bottom left hand side. so it looks like you carved it in the wood or something. but i love it.
that is a very interesting idea! may have to play with that sometime!
QUOTE(xxnvdisz @ Nov 8 2007, 10:43 PM)
i like very creative.. wish i can do that =/
thank you!
QUOTE(S-Majere @ Nov 9 2007, 11:22 AM)
That's so lovely!
QUOTE(davinci @ Nov 9 2007, 07:30 PM)
Yea, I was going to suggest this. If you could change the layer mode or manipulate the text layers some way to make it seem that the hearts were painted on or carved into the wood, it would look great. Also, the text "Life is nothing without love" is too large and takes attention away from the actual hearts. Also, a better font could've been chosen or maybe it's just the size that's bothering me. :P
I could see where you think the font is to big, however I wanted to do a simple font because everything was just so busy in the hearts. Ill definitely have to work on that burning for some color effects!
QUOTE(Insurmountable @ Nov 9 2007, 06:16 PM)
Dreama!
It looks so cute! I love it to pieces. The wood is such a nice touch with those colors.
It looks so cute! I love it to pieces. The wood is such a nice touch with those colors.
thank you thank you!
QUOTE(tripvertigo @ Nov 10 2007, 04:12 AM)
cute. i dont like the four solid hearts in the bottom left though. a bit unnecessary.
hmp. i like it. i think it comes together with the other hearts. Oh well you cant make everyone happy.
QUOTE(Jeng @ Nov 10 2007, 02:37 PM)
i like the idea, looks very nice
thanks so much!
excellent use of typography. Love the two different fonts and the mix of colors for the heart
QUOTE(Blaqheartedstar @ Nov 13 2007, 11:44 AM)
excellent use of typography. Love the two different fonts and the mix of colors for the heart
thanks so much, though there are many many different fonts used in this piece. hehe
Beautiful, I always adore your art
QUOTE(FoxLucky @ Nov 15 2007, 12:55 PM)
Beautiful, I always adore your art
Well thank you!
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