the final peice.
Jun 13, 2006
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2 comments:
pretty tight i must say. good to see the bold strokes.
great job trey, the colours are beautiful, and not over done, either. i really like the water effect that you created, it really looks choppy. the area in the back with the mountains and the haze in the sky is dead on. beautiful job man!
-neil
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