apart from the great deconstructionism the colors r great! dunno bout the music though.

My favorite of all.

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This is very pretty... nice work!

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I think he (from [link] ) is looking for her. nice set of works by-the-way

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Encore plus tres meilleur good bonne exelente carement classe delire fantasmagorigue anticonformiste j'adore et j'attend la derniere.

love the fly on a leash
how did you manage that?

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: D Nice.

this one makes me feel happy for a reason. Probably cause of the fly that's been takin out for a walk wich is just a lovely touch. I like the concept of the different houses on a hill combined with the nice style you used for making the grass etc. The houses add a comfortable touch to the overall image and so do the soothing colours.

I think this one works better then the previous one. I still feel a bit of a tendency to slide of the image (this time to the left) but it's defenitly less then in the previous work. I think you've used the electric windmills very well for keeping your focus to the image> something wich also may have something to do with the bright green you've used in the character that really draws your attention and contrasts nicely with the rest of the image.

You see up here the windmills point in more in a inwards direction and so does the house so you end up almost automaticly more in the middle of the image where the girl and fly do their compositional "work" pretty well. I also get a tendency to read the title etc without it being a sort of distraction wich is something very good.

On to n° 4.

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really, they just get better as you go. i love the plants behind the house, and the pattern in the sun. the windmills are truly inspired as well. great work.

2 questions:

1)where'd you get your stock people
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2)what technique did you use to create the grassy hills?

+joe

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