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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Quote Originally Posted by panfer
    Nice work.
    the 3 white surfs bother me a bit. what if you fade them slightly or apply trans. at the edges. The waves in front of the ship are beautiful.
    I note what you say Panfer but not sure how to do it. I would also like to delete the first picture posted, how do I do that? I will then post the picture .xar and let you show me if you wish that is.

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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    I would go ahead and post the new one, this way we can compare both the posting.
    I think there is a time limit on when you can edit the original posting. May be one of the bigwigs can help u here.
    Regards

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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Have a go at this Panfer or anyone else if they wish. I have made some slight changes to the original
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Gave it a try, soften the white wash and moved the anchor.

    I really like this drawing you did an awesome job.

    Danny
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Thank you dduran,I like your modification to the foam, as to the anchor ,the original painting by a friend of mine now deceased shows the anchor in the position I had it, how they used it is beyond me. he would be tickled pink I'm sure to know of the interest in it 30 years or so since he painted it. I have made even more modifications to it and drew a picture of an Orca rising beside the ship. I don't know if there is a limit of further posting of modified pictures? thank you again for your interest............Norman.
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Quote Originally Posted by parahandy
    Not to hot on sea fill. took me all of the day to draw ship. hope you like it.
    Norman feeling slightly seasick.
    Hi Norman, only just seen the ship and it is a great drawing. Know what you mean about sea fills! but I put my attempt over yours to see if it was any better and as you can see, not much. Wish somebody would do a tut. on sea fills.

    Stygg.
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Thanks Stygg, Your sea was a good effort. Here is one with a better background. I have an even better one but the picture i.e. the background may be subject to copyright so I don't want to tread on anyones toes. Norman
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Norm,

    FYI - You should try to keep posted image file size under 100k. Use a JPG or PNG with compression set to 85% or so -which views nicely & saves space. It's taking forever to load these images. More than a couple minutes & I'm on a T1. In fact, I posted this & the image has not finished loading.

    Nice ship BTW. The drop shadows give the illusion that it's floading above the background. Is that what your after?
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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    Ww I think if you check the properties of the files you will see they are about 82k the reason they are taking a long time to show is the forum is apparently very busy today. I meant to remove the shadows as obviosly one doesnt get shadows showing in the sky, it was while I was drawing it on a white background that they were inserted. Thank you for your comments.
    Norman

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    Default Re: a life on the ocean waves

    It's cool Norm! I wasn't sure if that was the effect your were after.

    The forums must be real busy today because the last ship you posted is still loading....

    Here's something I did recently. Not a detailed as your ship, jus stylized.

    Albacore, SWEET! Is that a Xara Render or combo project? The smoke is approaching ultra realism.
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