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and a close up...
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goood. nice job, very charismatic
i saw your work, very nice.
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Great work as usual. Glad to see some of it again.
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Fantastic image tina, really awesome, I always enjoy your work.
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This is awesome
Wish I could steal it for my dream house lol.
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Yeah, thanks for posting again Tina. I love your work!
Chris
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Pretty pictures . They seem to be water painted...
MALAISE
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Thank guys! I really appreciate it!
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very good, tina. it reminds of the stuff my best colleagues used to do back when there were no computers, those amzing watercolors.
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C'est fin, sensible, beau. On a envie d'y vivre!!Magnifique Chère Tinanne
PS: Is it really made with SketchUp ???
simon
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@edson said:
very good, tina. it reminds of the stuff my best colleagues used to do back when there were no computers, those amzing watercolors.
Edson, beat me to the comment I was about to make. Tina, you have developed a good style and one that many people appreciate, particulary the layman and that's important when it comes to making a living from ones work.
Mike
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Tina - again when things get a little slow around here you set the bar higher and higher... beautiful image and wonderful style.
Bob
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Yes; very nice Tina. You really have developed your technique well. Congrats!!!
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beautiful style...one of the most original and inspiring. keep up the great work
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Wow, I absolutely love your work.
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Wow, I absolutely love your work. So much I posted twice.
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Very beautiful work. I especially love the landscaping.
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awesome as usual, tina.... so glad you posted the close up too...really shows the crazy amount of detail that is in your images...usually, watercolors have so much less detail..
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very beautiful images mam! looks like paintings!
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Thank you to everyone!
@Simon: Yes, the modeling was done with SU, landscaping with Piranesi, and PP with Photoshop.
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