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Pebbles January 28th, 2016 1:01 PM

GALERIE le Pebbles
 
http://i.imgur.com/3clc1oZ.png
I N T R O D U C T I O N
Hey there sexy, my name is Pebbles! I am from europe, 23 years old and i have been a vegetarian for over 10 years! Making graphics and photgraphy are two big passions of mine. I am a beginner photographer but i have been making graphics for some time now. I don't do it enough as i do not always have the time for it unfortunately but i still strive every single day to get better and better at what i love to do. Hopefully one day i will be able to call myself a pro :pink_giggle: p.s. i would appreciate it a lot if you would post some feedback before you leave! thank you for visiting.
please do not steal/redistribute my graphics/photos or claim them as your own.
credit to all the original owners of the textures, backgrounds and colorings i have used. i use a sony dsc hx300 camera for my photography and photoshop CS3/5 to make graphics.


G A L E R I E
http://i.imgur.com/CixLxDT.png

Strange January 28th, 2016 1:15 PM

These are really cool! I like how they look like they're constantly moving, and the particles are pretty impressive! I'm guessing you like sparkles? :D
I don't really know much about digital art but it's impressive to me so keep at it! I want to see some more art from you in the future. :)

killer-curry January 28th, 2016 2:42 PM

Awwwww the first one is really cute. Three of them are great!!

Sheep January 28th, 2016 7:54 PM

These are lovely! I absolutely adore those last few banners' animations. Adds a lot of depth to the banners and almost makes me want to pick up graphic design more actively again. Everything's very smooth and you're great at putting together different program effects to bring the tags themselves to life.

Featured your work on our official twitter, keep at it please. <:D

Pebbles January 29th, 2016 1:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sheep (Post 9095485)
These are lovely! I absolutely adore those last few banners' animations. Adds a lot of depth to the banners and almost makes me want to pick up graphic design more actively again. Everything's very smooth and you're great at putting together different program effects to bring the tags themselves to life.

Featured your work on our official twitter, keep at it please. <:D

thank you so much, wow, thats very kind of you to do so, i appreciate it :D
Thank you for your kind words
Means a lot haha

Quote:

Originally Posted by killer150 (Post 9095158)
Awwwww the first one is really cute. Three of them are great!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merlin (Post 9095069)
These are really cool! I like how they look like they're constantly moving, and the particles are pretty impressive! I'm guessing you like sparkles? :D
I don't really know much about digital art but it's impressive to me so keep at it! I want to see some more art from you in the future. :)


Thank you guys, you are too kind
Yes i like sparkles haha
I will post more later today :)

Pebbles January 29th, 2016 1:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnnyMustang (Post 9095917)
Hi there. These animations are really good. However, you have to think of the signatures before using them, I'm gonna leave my comments on each one of them.

I'll start by this; This one is perfect for the animation; why? Because: One; It doesn't have a clear focal, making the animation a nice touch. The colors are perfect and the text blends in perfectly well with the background, good job on this one.



Now this one, not so good. It has three light sources, when the render clearly has one static light source.The text is also interfering with the lights, there's shadows where they shouldn't be. The only depth this signature has is from render's pose.What I would've done in this case is: Erasing a little bit of the hand and back cannon and put the animation layer on top of the hand and cannon, to create a sense of depth.

The light source on this one is fine and it doesn't have a clear focal so it's good about that, but... The render is drawing all the attention from the signature, I would've removed the leaves or blur them a bit, I would also blur the render a bit, but besides that it's good!
This leaf should be removed :P

If you don't mind I would like to see more variety in your signatures, you clearly have talent and I would love to see what you can do! Bye :)

thank you for taking the time and commenting
also thank you for the compliments and tips :)

i do want to ask you one thing though; why are you kinda talking in a way like graphics should all be in a certain way? i mean i don't mind you telling me what you would of done if you had made the signatures above but i find it kinda weird for somebody to tell another the way things should of been done.... no offense but some might say thats kinda a weird thing to tell people as everybody got their own style and way of how do they do things when making graphics, just saying ;)

here are more graphics :D


banner

http://i.imgur.com/fbLNVNk.png

posters
http://i.imgur.com/3JM51zR.png

http://i.imgur.com/hWXHnwa.png

what do you guys think? ♥

Pebbles January 30th, 2016 6:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnnyMustang (Post 9096318)
I'm not sure of what you mean exactly about that. But if you're referring to the light source then it's simple: Because if the shadows from your render are in the right side, that means the light is coming from the left side. So, if the shadows are in same side your light source is coming from, then there's a problem and I guess I don't have to tell you what the problem is xD

Everyone has their own style and that's perfectly fine, but even cartoons have lights and shadows, that's just how it is.

PS: I'll comment on your latest work later, see ya!

i see what you mean there, thanks for clarifying
but honestly, i don't even think about light and shadows when i make my graphics
unless i want to make a shadow or want to add a lightbeam or something

i don't make graphics by certain rules :)

Loki January 30th, 2016 6:56 AM

I love your posters! The grunge-y style is really great and I'd love to see more in that style from you! :0

The Sylveon tags are also really great-- the Chinese in the tag you're using right now is a really unique touch. I'm interested in seeing what the original stock looked like for that one-- is it a compilation of a bunch of textures to make that background? Either way, it's lovely.

I do agree with Johnny in that the Blastoise one feels weaker than your other pieces-- but for me I think it's just my personal preference against tags that are all one color. Like the Sylveon ones are blue and pink and yellow-- the Roserade one has some reds and blues in it-- but the Blastoise one is all just blue. Would've loved to have an accent color in there!

Hope to see more works soon~!

Pebbles January 30th, 2016 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loki (Post 9097215)
I love your posters! The grunge-y style is really great and I'd love to see more in that style from you! :0

The Sylveon tags are also really great-- the Chinese in the tag you're using right now is a really unique touch. I'm interested in seeing what the original stock looked like for that one-- is it a compilation of a bunch of textures to make that background? Either way, it's lovely.

I do agree with Johnny in that the Blastoise one feels weaker than your other pieces-- but for me I think it's just my personal preference against tags that are all one color. Like the Sylveon ones are blue and pink and yellow-- the Roserade one has some reds and blues in it-- but the Blastoise one is all just blue. Would've loved to have an accent color in there!

Hope to see more works soon~!

thank you for stopping by and posting ♥
my current signature, yes i used a couple of different textures but i used a pattern as background

and thanks for the feedback
appreciate it
:)

Pebbles February 12th, 2016 11:12 AM

http://i.imgur.com/n5hV141.png

http://i.imgur.com/JYUDrVO.png

http://i.imgur.com/Nbn030g.png

http://i.imgur.com/IkJdUPS.png

added more banners to my gallery ♥
tell me what you think folks :)
thank you

myystogan February 15th, 2016 7:09 AM

Hey Pebbles, I'm finally getting around to posting a comment! Long time coming, I know, haha.
Anyways, the main thing that stands out to me is how you use space. For me personally, I like it when there's a lot going on, yet there's a sense of direction to it all. You have that in your works. For example, with your banners, all the images you use are spread out, but I can tell that you had a clear plan for composition, because each piece is unique, and no part of the graphics are particularly boring to look at. I applaud you for the very nice typography and smart image placement!

You clearly have a great way of using stock images and textures, so I'm eager to see more work from you :-]

Universe February 16th, 2016 4:11 PM

You're a fan of the transparent gifs I see. Those were becoming pretty popular on Tumblr a while back for roleplayer blog layouts and things of that nature. One thing I really want to praise, other than your use of constant background movement, is how well you keep your focals. Despite all that animation action my eyes remain comfortably at your focal point.

Great job!

I also noticed Johnny above me is saying the opposite about your focal points. I'm having no issues with them as you can see, but his point about shadows and light sources is important to remember. There is no right or wrong way to create art, but there is a right way to create light and depth. Because you're using obvious light sources, you should keep an eye on the shadows of your render, otherwise you're gonna throw the look of your whole piece off. Imagine I'm drawing a picture from the bottom up of a Pokemon in the sunlight, say.. Sylveon. Now say all of the lines are done, colors done, and next is shading. (sorry these are sloppy i drew them up really fast)



The sun is my obvious light source, so I would then make shadows on Sylveon according to the sun's position.
But, what if I did the opposite and put Sylveon's shadows in spots that would suggest the sun isn't there in the picture at all?



Then it's pointless to even draw Sylveon in sunlight if I'm gonna do that, because the shadows wouldn't make sense and it would look really off right? Same thing for graphics.

One of arts most basic rules next to color theory is shadows and light. If you never heed those two things, your art will be stunted from growth as a result.

In the end it's up to you, but I hope this makes some sense.

Demite February 17th, 2016 5:34 AM

These are awesome! Keep it up. :D Really like the use of vivid colour.

Pebbles February 22nd, 2016 2:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by myystogan (Post 9119475)
Hey Pebbles, I'm finally getting around to posting a comment! Long time coming, I know, haha.
Anyways, the main thing that stands out to me is how you use space. For me personally, I like it when there's a lot going on, yet there's a sense of direction to it all. You have that in your works. For example, with your banners, all the images you use are spread out, but I can tell that you had a clear plan for composition, because each piece is unique, and no part of the graphics are particularly boring to look at. I applaud you for the very nice typography and smart image placement!

You clearly have a great way of using stock images and textures, so I'm eager to see more work from you :-]

omg you are too kind
thank you so much
i cannot believe you would say this because the stuff you mention and you complimenting me on is stuff i think i am bad at haha, so there is a shock

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnnyMustang (Post 9120692)
I guess that when it comes to banners, it depends on what you're aiming for. For example: If these banners were aimed to advertising, they wouldn't be so good, because: As myystogan said, there's a lot going on; if you're aiming to advertise something you need a focal, you need to draw the attention towards something specific, like a website address. When I look at these banners I do not exactly know where to look at, except for the second banner from your last post that is strongly drawing my eyes to the white part on the right side.

However, if these are aimed to be headers then they would fulfill their job pretty well, specially the last one. Besides all that, they are pretty :)

thank you very much for the compliment, i appreciate it

Quote:

Originally Posted by Universe (Post 9121601)
You're a fan of the transparent gifs I see. Those were becoming pretty popular on Tumblr a while back for roleplayer blog layouts and things of that nature. One thing I really want to praise, other than your use of constant background movement, is how well you keep your focals. Despite all that animation action my eyes remain comfortably at your focal point.

Great job!

I also noticed Johnny above me is saying the opposite about your focal points. I'm having no issues with them as you can see, but his point about shadows and light sources is important to remember. There is no right or wrong way to create art, but there is a right way to create light and depth. Because you're using obvious light sources, you should keep an eye on the shadows of your render, otherwise you're gonna throw the look of your whole piece off. Imagine I'm drawing a picture from the bottom up of a Pokemon in the sunlight, say.. Sylveon. Now say all of the lines are done, colors done, and next is shading. (sorry these are sloppy i drew them up really fast)



The sun is my obvious light source, so I would then make shadows on Sylveon according to the sun's position.
But, what if I did the opposite and put Sylveon's shadows in spots that would suggest the sun isn't there in the picture at all?



Then it's pointless to even draw Sylveon in sunlight if I'm gonna do that, because the shadows wouldn't make sense and it would look really off right? Same thing for graphics.

One of arts most basic rules next to color theory is shadows and light. If you never heed those two things, your art will be stunted from growth as a result.

In the end it's up to you, but I hope this makes some sense.

i appreciate the examples and the whole explaining about light and stuff haha
thank you ♥ very kind of you

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demite (Post 9122384)
These are awesome! Keep it up. :D Really like the use of vivid colour.

thanks! i appreciate you posting here ♥

Pebbles March 12th, 2016 1:26 AM

http://i.imgur.com/WLRxF3l.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/9dS4JXX.png

http://i.imgur.com/h7IGXOP.png

http://i.imgur.com/hulEUle.png

http://i.imgur.com/aQpIFuu.png

kpop graphics i made not long ago and also linkin park blends i made a while ago, what do you guys think of these?

CDB April 13th, 2016 2:01 PM

Your graphics have a really solid sense of color & movement, great job :)

The two latest linkin-park ones seem a little bleached - the yellow is a bit overpowering; not sure if that's intended or not, but they have a very faded-out look haha

Reunilu April 14th, 2016 4:19 AM

Huh. I figured you weren't a traditional tag maker/GFX artist like me or Johnny and your responses confirmed my suspicions. Not that it's a bad thing, I think your tags look quite nice, but they might look-I don't know-weird to a tag maker that's been at it for way longer than I have? The way I see it, a tag is not a tag if it's just aesthetically pleasing, there needs to be principles to my work other than lighting, but that's the way I learned/was taught GFX.

Anyway, just wanted to address that. I'm sorry if I sound offensive. ; ; I don't know if I'll come back to critique, just keep up the good work.

Pebbles April 15th, 2016 9:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDB (Post 9202242)
Your graphics have a really solid sense of color & movement, great job :)

The two latest linkin-park ones seem a little bleached - the yellow is a bit overpowering; not sure if that's intended or not, but they have a very faded-out look haha

the yellow effect like that was intended ^_^
thank you for the feedback and compliments, very much appreciated :pink_love:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reunilu (Post 9202981)
Huh. I figured you weren't a traditional tag maker/GFX artist like me or Johnny and your responses confirmed my suspicions. Not that it's a bad thing, I think your tags look quite nice, but they might look-I don't know-weird to a tag maker that's been at it for way longer than I have? The way I see it, a tag is not a tag if it's just aesthetically pleasing, there needs to be principles to my work other than lighting, but that's the way I learned/was taught GFX.

Anyway, just wanted to address that. I'm sorry if I sound offensive. ; ; I don't know if I'll come back to critique, just keep up the good work.

thank you for the feedback darling and the compliment ;)
i am taking the ''not a traditional graphic artist'' as a compliment:pink_laugh:
i like it that i am unique and got my own style
p.s. i love bravely games too!

Pebbles April 16th, 2016 9:59 AM

thank you for telling me what you truly think johnny, i shall try to return the favour asap

http://s30.postimg.org/xjz490acx/flower.png

http://s30.postimg.org/o0pffjmun/poes.png

http://s30.postimg.org/ug7h7e74x/bird.png

beginner at photography , love to do it!
please do tell me what you guys think , thank you
:pink_love:

killer-curry May 12th, 2016 3:18 AM

I probably dun have any equipment for that haha. But, it is very good photograph skill you got there.

kendypls May 12th, 2016 3:37 AM

Sexy! Your work is amazing and makes me really happy, glad I've found this and subbed to see more :)

Pebbles May 18th, 2016 5:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killer150 (Post 9238447)
I probably dun have any equipment for that haha. But, it is very good photograph skill you got there.

you think so? i am a tots beginner {XD} my camera is not even professional or anything
it was like 300 euros
i know nothing about technical terms and all that
i just take photos but thanks, appreciate it!
i try to get better and learn more

Quote:

Originally Posted by kendypls (Post 9238465)
Sexy! Your work is amazing and makes me really happy, glad I've found this and subbed to see more :)

aw you so sweet
thank you
but making you happy? aren't you taking it too far haha i am not that good{XD}
anyhow, thanks for your kind words, appreciate it :pink_love:

soon i am going to post a photography update

kendypls May 18th, 2016 5:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pebbles (Post 9247629)
aw you so sweet
thank you
but making you happy? aren't you taking it too far haha i am not that good{XD}
anyhow, thanks for your kind words, appreciate it :pink_love:

soon i am going to post a photography update

I'm not sure if that's taking it too far, if you like something then it makes ya happy right?!
My artist friend told me that compliments and feedback are what keep her creating things.
and I want you to keep making things, as they are nice to look at :P
so take my compliments! and make more :D

Pebbles May 18th, 2016 5:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kendypls (Post 9247635)
I'm not sure if that's taking it too far, if you like something then it makes ya happy right?!
My artist friend told me that compliments and feedback are what keep her creating things.
and I want you to keep making things, as they are nice to look at :P
so take my compliments! and make more :D

i still think you are being too much but not going to complain {XD}
thanks again
i really cannot wait to post more photography but i am just so busy with other things, especially requests and real life ~_~

The Legacy of The Legends Creator :D May 18th, 2016 3:08 PM

i love how clear every pic looks o.o

Pebbles June 3rd, 2016 1:47 PM

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Originally Posted by The Legacy of The Legends Creator :D (Post 9248339)
i love how clear every pic looks o.o


Pebbles June 7th, 2016 1:12 PM

http://i.imgur.com/8vubRk6.png
G A L E R I E
GRAPHICS & PHOTOGRAPHY
G R A P H I C S H O P
REQUEST A SEXY SIGNATURE
F A N B L O G
LINKIN PARK
D A I L Y S T A F F
ARTIST


signature update , finally
{XD} any thoughts?^_^

Sothis June 7th, 2016 5:08 PM

Phenomenal as always! Love your CSS~

Pebbles June 8th, 2016 1:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Hades (Post 9276320)
Phenomenal as always! Love your CSS~

you really think so?http://31.media.tumblr.com/f0e2ffe30f4e01248f9565ff6c434ba7/tumblr_mo8u1zeFGp1ssbq4vo1_500.gif
yay thanks gurl! ^^ you are soooo kind
and btw like your new signature too, some new fairy tail character i assume as i see a familiar name

Xertified June 8th, 2016 2:41 AM

Holy moly, still doing great job eh?

Pebbles June 9th, 2016 1:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Omega (Post 9276979)
Holy moly, still doing great job eh?

{XD} still?
haha aren't you sweet
thanks!
what do you think of the photos? am i getting any better? worse?^_^

Master Snowy July 2nd, 2016 2:54 AM

Wow, I'm super amazed! You've got great stuff here, Pebbles! : D

I especially like your nature photography the most! Those birds and that cat.... Just wow! *_*

However, this must be because I'm on my smart phone right now. But, your images don't appear to be very sharp/ crisp? But that may just be me... *curses phone*

Circuit July 8th, 2016 8:18 AM

Okay here we go. Fasten your seat belts cause it's gonna be a bumpy ride hahaha! Anyway, just as a foreword I want to point out that everything I will be referencing is in your first post, because it's easy for me to get to and look at whilst typing, but most if not all of what I say will apply to everything you've done thus far. Let's start with this: It's good. Very good, you know exactly what you're doing and how you like to do it. Good stuff!

Okay, down to the nitty gritty. Allow me to introduce you to the rule of thirds, a rule which almost every cinematographer takes very seriously. The premise of it is that a picture should never have two distinct equal parts around the focal due to the fact that these hold the focal awkwardly suspended in the air, unable to determine which of the two parts is the subordinate part. At it's most basic level, this refers to dark and light, in that the balance between the two should be two to one i.e. two thirds light, one third dark or vice versa. These extremities then harmonise with each other and allow them to be reconciled to each other. In practise, this mostly applies to your positioning of the focal, and that is what you should begin focusing on when trying to apply this rule, which is a must if you want your photographs to look less suspended in space and more as a window into the scene you are trying to build for your viewer. Because without the rule of thirds, as your photos are right now, they look... odd.

A good thing to start with is putting a three by three grid on your image (most digital cameras have the option to turn one on, so you can see it on the digital screen), and lining the horizon up with one of the two horizontal lines, and the body of your focal with one of the two vertical lines. If your focal is animated then the eyes of your focal should align as closely as possible to one of the intersections of these lines. I'll crop one of your photos to demonstrate.

So from this:
http://s33.postimg.org/3li7atsxb/sira.png

We get this:
http://i.imgur.com/xC8jDmu.png

Using this grid as a stencil to crop and move the image around:
http://i.imgur.com/VGq0hew.png

You can already see the difference can't you? I've mostly just moved the dog, since your horizon was already pretty nicely position (a little bit down but not much). But the image already looks a lot more like it flows from one side to the other, giving it a bit of depth and making your dog look like it's in movement, instead of looking like it was a cut out image pasted onto a background. The lighting here isn't doing the pic many favours either, but I'll get to that in a minute. Always, until you can do the positioning in your head, use the 3x3 grid to align your focus better, because without applying the rule of thirds pictures quickly become messy and chaotic, and the viewer no longer can determine dominant areas from subordinate areas. This creates flat appearing images with a loss of focus. The wiki article about it explains the rule of thirds better than I probably have, so check that out.

Also, this rule of thirds applies to design in general, so try to apply this to your graphics in future as well, because overall your pieces lack this flow and harmony of light and dark, empty space and used space.

Also lighting. Your image should, ideally have a 2:1 split between dark and light. The photo I took as example, along with the others, doesn't have much of a contrast at all. The crow picture has only the focus as an area of darkness, causing our eyes to avert from it, and all we then see is a mess of bright grass. When photographing dark focals, try not to let the surrounding area be super vibrant. Dull colours cause blacks to stand out, while vibrant colours diminish dark colours. That's something to think about at well. Back to lighting, there should ideally be an area of extreme light and an area of extreme dark. When this isn't evident from the initial photograph, that's when you use photoshop to enhance this. A photograph without light is very flat indeed, and confusing to the viewer's eyes. Try and make sure you've got a nice light source, and a nice split between light and dark (remember the rule of thirds again). You can tweak these in photoshop to make a really nice image, and this will clear up most of the depth issues right there.

Onto specifically graphics related comments, that don't involve the rule of thirds. AHA. Your avatar piece. It's flat. Very flat. Now this is a larger piece than a signature, but the same techniques and whatnot apply to improving the depth and look of the piece. This piece in particular lacks both depth and flow. First of all rule of thirds for flow, after that you can add effects and lighting which drag the flow out a bit (although with stationary, vertical focals it's extremely hard, I know). Your lighting doesn't fit the focal in this piece either. The light source of the focal is above her head, yet you've put your light source behind her to the left a bit. There is also a lot of empty space, leaving the piece looking bare and unfinished to some extent, but that's more of a personal preference thing at the end of the day. The main thing you need to work on for this piece is [indent]a) Get your light source in the right place. Make sure you always pay extra attention to where the light appears to be coming from and add a light source as the first thing you do, and work around it. That way you can very easily fit the light to your focal and it'll be hard to forget about it when it's the first thing you do.
b) Apply the rule of thirds. This in itself will change your piece drastically. Also, as an extra side note, make sure your focal takes up around 40% of your piece. In this piece she's a little small, and it really doesn't attract my attention as much as it should.
c) Add some effects that correspond to the flow of your focal. In this piece there is literally nothing to work with in terms of flow, which is why I hate renders like this. But even still you can get something out of it. Always.
d) Play around with filling that space. Direct my attention to your focal, and I don't mean make the piece even emptier. Use something to push my eyes to your focal, or give me something that enhances your colours, lighting, blah. Experiment. I say this to everyone but it's good to do :3

I would like to see you remake that Avatar piece trying to apply some of these tips, because I'd like to know what direction you'd head in taking my advice on board XD

Anyway, I hope this helped. Your stuff is really good, like you've definitely got the know-how and experience there, you just need to tweak how you're designing things to really get the most attention to your focal possible, and to really bring out the depth and flow of an image. Great stuff! :D

Pebbles July 9th, 2016 5:26 AM

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Originally Posted by circuit (Post 9312323)
Okay here we go. Fasten your seat belts cause it's gonna be a bumpy ride hahaha! Anyway, just as a foreword I want to point out that everything I will be referencing is in your first post, because it's easy for me to get to and look at whilst typing, but most if not all of what I say will apply to everything you've done thus far. Let's start with this: It's good. Very good, you know exactly what you're doing and how you like to do it. Good stuff!

Anyway, I hope this helped. Your stuff is really good, like you've definitely got the know-how and experience there, you just need to tweak how you're designing things to really get the most attention to your focal possible, and to really bring out the depth and flow of an image. Great stuff! :D

wow that was a big post but very nice! thank you for the sweet compliments.
i read it all but to be honest, a lot of words i did not understand {XD} english is not my native language :3c

also, your post made me realise i badly need to update the first post and add other graphics and more photos... that korra thing i made, its like 3 years old or something and i was just doing it for fun for this project lol - so no i do not feel like redoing it im afraid {XD} but still thank you for all the tips and stuff
very much appreciated{:3}

oh and about the photography stuff
the way you cropped it, i agree it looks good that way, perhaps better than original
i will try and use your advice{:3}

Quote:

Originally Posted by Master Snowy (Post 9305427)
Wow, I'm super amazed! You've got great stuff here, Pebbles! : D

I especially like your nature photography the most! Those birds and that cat.... Just wow! *_*

However, this must be because I'm on my smart phone right now. But, your images don't appear to be very sharp/ crisp? But that may just be me... *curses phone*

thank you very much :3c ^_^
glad you like my photography
and im not sure if you are talking about the graphics or photography but im sure they all will look sharp on your computer like they do on mine haha

Pebbles July 23rd, 2016 11:22 PM

updated my galerie a bit incl adding three new holiday photos

tell me what you guys think :pink_boogie:

http://i.imgur.com/Za2eyaA.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/QnVAh8k.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/ClPt1kk.jpg

MorganW July 29th, 2016 10:16 AM

Woah, your graphics are amazing. Also your photography skills seem great. You also seem to be quite modest and I don't know how you can be when your work is top class. Sure you probably aren't the best out there but it's still unbelievably good and keep up the good work!

Pebbles July 29th, 2016 1:14 PM

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Originally Posted by MorganW (Post 9343033)
Woah, your graphics are amazing. Also your photography skills seem great. You also seem to be quite modest and I don't know how you can be when your work is top class. Sure you probably aren't the best out there but it's still unbelievably good and keep up the good work!

aaww thank you so much, you are too kind!
i appreciate it a lot you commented on my stuff, means a lot.
i wouldn't think my work is top class but wow thanks! thats a huge compliment.
glad to see people do like my photography and graphics, people like you make me smile <3

updated the galerie with another, more recent signature, i have used here for a while ^_^


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