Contemplation by Kate

Bryce • (none) • posted on Dec 11, 2003

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95% Bryce 5% Photoshop Poser texture is from Andygraph TFV

Comments (20)

brittmccary

7:14AM | Thu, 11 December 2003

this is SO nice! Congratulations on yet another great picture! :)

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Artzy

8:03AM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Nicely Done!

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whiskeysierra

8:23AM | Thu, 11 December 2003

wonderful work!!!

Calanthe

9:38AM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Magnificent colors and athmosphere! You have always something original and beautiful! My vote for you!

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xceiverx

9:47AM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Wonderful color and feel to the image. Great Job!

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orbital

12:23PM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Excellent design, very sleek!

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drawbridgep

12:35PM | Thu, 11 December 2003

She's an android? I wonder what she's thinking about. Very very nice.

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Darkmagi

2:28PM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Very cool pic, I love the way you've put her in shadow rather than bright light, gives it a much better look and I like the kind of firey reflection.

BabaLouie

4:45PM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Wonderful feel, I can see the wheels turning in her head. Excellent work.

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RodsArt

7:54PM | Thu, 11 December 2003

Excellent Effect!

Ondine

7:30AM | Fri, 12 December 2003

this is very cool..nice and moody 8)

garyandcatherine

1:03PM | Fri, 12 December 2003

You are sooo creative with your sci-fi stuff. This is so wonderful. I love your art style!!!:)

Ajax

6:58PM | Fri, 12 December 2003

Cool. Nice backlighting and I love the way that rock material gleams.

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Moebius87

12:22AM | Sat, 13 December 2003

Very nicely done! I'd suggest a bit more contrast in the image to really make the highlights come out. Perhaps even a more intense and saturated red? The composition, concept and execution are terrific, the only thing I am having trouble understanding is why the secondary ghosted image of the figure? Don't worry, nothing wrong with it at all, just me being a bit thick headed and curious about what you wanted to achieve with it.

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