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Sta.sh
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"One should really use the camera as though tomorrow you'd be stricken blind." - Dorothea Lange
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Makes me think of some remote location in India. I want to be there.
On the subject of depth, however, you might want to consider slightly lessening the contrast of the arched brick wall in the background, and making it fuzzier. In the same way, I would suggest that the shadows in the foreground be darkened. This is all under direct sunlight, right? In that case, since the grass is darker than the brick, the shadows cast on the grass should be darker than the shadows beneath the archways of the brick wall in the background.
The celtic knot is beautiful, but as you have it, it's not centred - I think it's too far to the left.
The "ruins" just behind the two standing statues - why are they so purple? That colour seems incongruous to the rest of your green and earthy tones.
Is that a stone path leading from the viewer to the casket? It doesn't really look like it.
There are many very beautiful elements to this picture. I hope that you won't be too discouraged by the things I have pointed out. I would never have guessed that you used a modelling program for any of it - you did a fantastic job with the painting.
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I wonder if you'll see this; I wonder if you'll care.
But most of all, I wonder if you're really even there.
Alright. I reopened the document and did what I thought was right.
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I wonder if you'll see this; I wonder if you'll care.
But most of all, I wonder if you're really even there.
I can only hope this art reflects the scope of the story I am crafting.