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Acrylic on canvas
Original size: 11x14"

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Submitted on
January 30
Image Size
6.0 MB
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3648×2848
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296
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Make
Canon
Model
Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS
Shutter Speed
1/79 second
Aperture
F/3.5
Focal Length
8 mm
ISO Speed
400
Date Taken
January 31
Software
Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 Windows
Sensor Size
5mm
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:iconsameerprehistorica:
Hehe..very nice
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~ellemrcs Apr 11, 2013  Professional Artist
Thanks! :)
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:iconsameerprehistorica:
welcome
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~J-Hump Feb 3, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
Nice.
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Mood: Joy ~ellemrcs Feb 3, 2013  Professional Artist
Thanks so much!
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:iconprofixia:
Amazing! Did you paint it yourself? And if you did how did you scan it?
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~ellemrcs Jan 30, 2013  Professional Artist
What a great compliment! Thanks! I free-hand sketched it, then painted over the sketch. Sometimes I'll look at pictures for reference, but, created this one from imagination only. I didn't scan it, just photographed it with a basic camera. It actually took me a while to figure out I could get a clear shot by using a basic $20 camera-stand.
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:iconprofixia:
That is a really well taken photo then. How long did it take?
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~ellemrcs Jan 31, 2013  Professional Artist
I usually take about 3 or 4 photos and compare them up-close to chose the best one, since there's still some slight movement in pressing the camera button while it sits in the stand (I really don't have the best camera for this). The painting itself took about 2-3 hours. Thanks so much!
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