August Theme - Home Strip (Painter version) by Synapse

2D • Home • posted on Aug 30, 2003

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2D Forum August Theme - A Sense Of Local Space While it's still August, I thought I'd better finish off the Painter version of "Home Strip" I promised! It's romanticized the place a bit, but hell, it ain't gonna be like this forever! Development threatens... The original photo montage version can be found here :-) Painter 5 and Photoshop 7 Thanks for looking :-)

Comments (14)

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gunsan

4:43PM | Sat, 30 August 2003

Keep this soft beauty in mind when the bulldozers come!!! I especially love the way you have worked with the trees, and a beautiful light is kind of floating over the whole scenery.

bern

5:31PM | Sat, 30 August 2003

Nice impressionist work , I like a lot !

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crrunchyfrog

8:01PM | Sat, 30 August 2003

Beautiful work Jim, its such a shame such beauty has to be spoilt for the want of the pound! Thanks so much for sharing hugs

cynlee

8:52PM | Sat, 30 August 2003

break away style for you & so finely done! luv the 180 degree view & golden light applied... you could always invest in the surrounding area :]

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cbender

11:58PM | Sat, 30 August 2003

yeah - well done... !
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-christian

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Synapse

7:27AM | Sun, 31 August 2003

@cynlee... yeah it is 180 degrees :-)

Heart'Song

9:20AM | Sun, 31 August 2003

Oh wow.......beautiful, and so sympathetic

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spidermurph

10:18AM | Sun, 31 August 2003

Dude you should show them this beautiful picture they might change their minds. Murph

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Synapse

11:51AM | Sun, 31 August 2003

Well funnily enough it's the local people who want the bypass... those who live in Earl Shilton anyway. They are sick of the volume of Leicester-Hinckley traffic going through the town and want the bypass to relieve it. It's just that they're not the ones who are gonna have this thing cutting across the fields practically on their doorstep. N.I.M.B.Y. syndrome basically :P
It's gonna happen, no matter what. The real debate has been over what kind of junctions will be used for where the bypass intersects the existing roads... accessibility and stuff. The locals are very much divided here.

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