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This is another project I did for my Graphics Class. Basically we had to try and design a landscape based off our dreams. I pretty much winged it though. I thought it turned out pretty well though. I had some problems with the transition between the sky and space and some of the parts of it could have been edited a little better. I think I probably should remove the umbrellas, I don't know I feel more content without them. I only left them in because my professor recommended it.
Pretty much every piece came from different photographs and was designed to be ideal for print. The land, mountains, both parts of the sky are all different. |
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The only thing I would change, is the transition from the clouds to the night sky. Was that done w/ a layer mask? It would look better if there were more transparency w/ the clouds. I guess, try to make the clouds more transparent as a whole.
It came out great though.
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And I was like, "What's up dude?" And he was like, "Uhhh, I found your comb." And then I was like, "Shut-Up!" And then he was like, "Yeah, and stuff." And then I was like, "Rock on!"
"A severed foot makes the best stocking stuffer." - Mitch Hedberg
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