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Old June 30th, 2005   #1 (permalink)
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This was kind of a fun one. I made it for company that is converting these apartments to time share units. I have 2 other views to do, but those will involve some 3d rendering in one form or another. This one was just a bunch of photoshop'ing where I changed the building colors, worked on the landscape changed the mountains and the sky.

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Nice!

What would improve it would be to bring the flowers you introduced in the foreground back into the scene. And maybe a Jackalope down in the dry creek.
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What would improve it would be to bring the flowers you introduced in the foreground back into the scene. And maybe a Jackalope down in the dry creek.
Horrible idea about the flowers, but the jackalope.....pure genious!
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You ought to make him smaller and see if the client notices.
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Haha! I love jackelopes! I'm sure everyone's seen "boundin". It's a great Pixar short.

Hey Tim, where'd you get the cactus? I'm looking for some just like that.
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I prefer the original...sorry ! (apart from the orange flowers, they lify the image).
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Brian, I'll send you the photo of the cactus. I took it while I was on site for this job. I didn't clean it up that well for this job, so I will just send you the photo & let you extract it.

Iain, if you don't have anything nice to say....just kidding! I've noticed we can always count on you to be honest & I appreciate that. What's "lify" though?
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Well, here is the link if anybody else wants the cactus too.
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Thanks man.

I think Iain means "lift"... the y is right next to the t ya' know.
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I think Iain means "lift"... the y is right next to the t ya' know.
Ahh, now why couldn't I figure that out?
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