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    • erinrew
      erinrew @Asyas_illos last edited by

      @Asyas_illos Good idea... unfortunately I did not do that with this one, but so think I will start.

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      • erinrew
        erinrew @Jacy13 last edited by

        @Jacy13 Thank you Jacy. I work on it a little bit at a time to help cope with my nervousness in laying down color. Kind of like dipping your toe in a cold pool. 😂

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        • erinrew
          erinrew last edited by

          This is my latest version. What’s working, what’s not? Thanks in advance.

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          • ambiirae
            ambiirae @erinrew last edited by

            @erinrew I really love the concept and the color of the sky plus the smoke but I feel the wood colors and house colors are too muted. I find I want to look at the sky and smoke more than the house

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            • Asyas_illos
              Asyas_illos last edited by

              I agree with @ambiirae there’s so much contrast in the background I feel like you should bring some of that darkness forward a little

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              • K.Flagg
                K.Flagg last edited by

                I love the smoke design! I would lighten the background instead of darkening the foreground. If you darken the foreground it will be to saturated I think.

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                • Asyas_illos
                  Asyas_illos @K.Flagg last edited by

                  @K-Flagg oh yah even better

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                  • erinrew
                    erinrew last edited by

                    I lightened the sky a bit. I don’t want to go to light with it, but is this better?

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                    • Asyas_illos
                      Asyas_illos last edited by

                      Yes I think it looks better with that little difference!and I just love the smoke detail, beautiful.

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                      • chrisaakins
                        chrisaakins @Asyas_illos last edited by chrisaakins

                        @erinrew I think the trees in the background and the snow rendering do not stylistically conform with your smoke and cabin rendering. They look painterly and the rest looks more patterned and line artist (which I like, BTW) I would be curious to see what would happen if you rendered them like your smoke and kept the values the same.

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