Mary-Angela's Marble Bag by TeleClone
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(I resubmitted this image with an 0.5 boost in gamma)
Her first sleep-over away from home. She'd never been able to do anything "normal" because of all the stupid things wrong with her. All that medication she had to take all the time. I was the first lucky person to help her break that cycle.
I can't remember exactly how she lost it. Or how I picked it up, the black velvet bag, from the nightstand but what I do remember is holding out to her and just as plain as day, saying "I found your marble bag."
She lit right up, like she always does, but this wasn't because I found her bag. It was what I called it; she's called it her marble bag ever since.
I can't remember exactly how she lost it. Or how I picked it up, the black velvet bag, from the nightstand but what I do remember is holding out to her and just as plain as day, saying "I found your marble bag."
She lit right up, like she always does, but this wasn't because I found her bag. It was what I called it; she's called it her marble bag ever since.
Comments (4)
MongusKing
Awesome render my friend!!!! Great work!!!!
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How did I miss this?? This gallery is great! More please!
Trepz
I am not at all sure what this is supposed to be....but I must say,if the lighting was better,it would look nice(;
TeleClone
There are generally two kinds of viewers. Ones with higher gamma and ones with standard gamma. Gamma is, I think, the brightness of your monitor. I have Adobe Gamma running on my machine, as it came with Photoshop. These images are all calibrated to my gamma, so they all show up fine. That is, unless I just turned my monitor on. I'll see what I have to do to make these images easier for everyone to see.