Turned out to be more involved than first thought. But most Gardens are I suppose.. Hope you enjoy,
Steve
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Turned out to be more involved than first thought. But most Gardens are I suppose.. Hope you enjoy,
Steve
Gives off a very relaxed feeling.
Christine
Simple and neat drawing. Loking at the pavers and flowers a lot of work went into this drawing and the end result is apleasure to look at. *5 and it is a lot newer than the ever recurring car http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/cool.gif
It looks like a fantasy garden.
Gary
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Very nice, Steve. All I would need to do is create and apply dandelion and weed brushes liberally to your creation to portray my yard.
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Still not too sure about this one to be honest – mixture of styles, maybe?? But have learned a number of new things about Xara, which is great!
Thank you all for your kind comments. It's very encouraging!
Best regards, Steve
Love the effect! Gives an almost 3D feel to it, nice style! The only thing I'd like to see more of is a little more perspective in the tree, as this is closer to a birds-eye-view, the tree would get larger as it came to the viewer. Also a little more contrast in the bushes to make it match the rest of the image. Love the gate, very nice job!
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Very fanciful and lovely work Steve!! http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/smile.gif
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forgot to say I love your colors too, very distinctive
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Love the colours and the smooth style of drawing. I like the way you've done the gate too.
Great stuff.
Regards
Su
Steve,
I Just got back from vacation, so sorry for the late reply..
Many thanks for your feedback - I think that you're right especially about the perspective of the tree - funny how you miss things when you stare at something for so long..
Steve