Cast a Deadly Spell – the Initiate – WIP

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1. I definitely have to go with the crisp and bright and for sure no glasses. Your background is just fine as it is…

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   • thanks for saying so, I guess I can just do the final render now…

2. I like them all, but 3 is my favorite.

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   • thanks for letting me know

3. she can already sling spells at a college level

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   • she’s at the head of her class

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4. I like the sharpest and the crisp my friend

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   • I might try making her sharp and the background hazy…

     • Try … probably will not be badly

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       • I will try it soon, so many things to do

5. In the end I had to take the side of sharp and crisp

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   • it seems to be the people’s choice

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6. Looking forward to the glasses. Will bring a different look I am sure.

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   • I meant to post them today and got sidetracked

7. Sharp and Crisp is my personal favorite.

   I love the background! This piece continues to evolve wonderfully!

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   • it has that spell library thing going on

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     • It really does, needs some “musty, dusty” stuff in the background. The books no one reads or opens 🙂

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       • a battered and worm eaten copy of the Necronomicon?

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         • That would be perfect and a great addition!!!

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8. I like the female character with that look in her eyes.

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   • yeah, the look came together early on

     • It reminds me of the joke in The Three Stooges short video “No Dough Boys” when Curly told Moe “I will give you…the meanest look.”

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       • I love those guys, they were so funny

         • They were so funny during their careers that their jokes just make me laugh today.

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9. I see you do art work the digital way and it probably its much faster. I have been working by hand for many years and need to learn the digital way too.
   However, in every direction I see I have a lot to learn.
   Really grateful to see your creative work and expertise.
   Your art work is excellent.

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   • You will still have to learn the application, but you already have a fine art foundation which is much harder to learn…

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