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• goc (0)
• [2005-03-23 9:43]
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• jpdeloof (4828)
• [2005-03-23 10:10]
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Bonjour Eleen, un bien beau travail pour ce retour, bien réussi. Tu as beaucoup de talent. Maintenant c'est moi qui part pour quelques temps, c'est indéfini. Bon courage.
JP
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Hello Eleen, a good beautiful work for this return, well successful. You have much talent. Maintaining it is me which leaves for a few times, it is indefinite.
Good courage.
JP

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• tommy (202)
• [2005-03-23 11:57]
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Hello Eleen,

This is a very well designed bedroom, I would have liked to see it as a render, I imagine 3d studio max or some program of that nature (assumption) yet I do like how you applied the filter and displaced the details on this image. TFS and I am looking forward to your future post.

Regards
Akim

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• alagoa (0)
• [2005-03-23 15:04]
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I'm glad you're back!!! It's like that sometimes, work just takes over and there's just no time left for ourselves ;-)
The project looks good!
Ana

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• vheus (249)
• [2005-03-23 17:21]
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very creative work Eleen,
i liked it...
strong project...
thank you for sharing and,
bravo...

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• alvaraalto (1386)
• [2005-03-23 18:52]
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Hallo Eleen,
Good to see you back. Good re-entrance too. I like this artist impression more than the rather sterile “SIMS” rendering.
Groet Rob

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• Ah_Thong (2485)
• [2005-03-23 21:26]

hi eleen, nice to see you back in treklens... very nice photo here.. very nice post-processing.. and the filters, effects and adjustment..all works very well and created a very great piece of artwork.. expressive and nice... you really have a great design heart..

hope to see more photos from u ...
-thong-

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• Dingo (11948)
• [2005-03-24 17:47]
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I really like the effects you applied, Eleen. They really add to the work, I think the original in the WS is a bit 'smooth'. TFS.

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• DAM (1110)
• [2005-03-25 12:28]

Outstanding detail to your work. Thanks for sharing it with us. Love the colour and how you combined nature in the surrounding. Welcome back.

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• WALTERito (4293)
• [2005-03-27 21:49]
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To see your name appear again made me smile. SO that's good for a point already ;-)
Compared to the original your PP looks brighter and warmer (I'd rather use this for the project than the rendered version which is very "straight") Perhaps this is the way it meant to be...?
As for the interior-designer-bit : Why not choose a pastel-green ceiling which would give a soothing atmosphere, while contrasting with the orange tones around the bed... ? An extra lightsource should be provided then, like a PAR36 (narrow beam) spot pointed at the vase on the table.
Sure 2 C U around again ;-)
TFS

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• erdna (5421)
• [2005-03-29 15:49]

Hi, Eleen, Both presentations are good computer generated perspectives, all are too rigid and stiff compared to freehand presentation drawings, though sometimes you are forced to do this because of the client or the "Boss" itself. I remember commenting on one of your drawing, a sketch, a "quickie" work. I prefer that but with a little refinement. Funny I am not commenting on your photo but on your work, you asked for it didn't you? Design wise I am not fond of the hard wood framed landing around the bed. You cannot just jump on to bed as you may hurt your shin bones. Good job, you are hired.

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• hojper (4087)
• [2005-04-02 17:01]

Wow, this is really one where I hesitate between original and PP version. I like the PP script a lot, but I also find that the original photo has a very special atmosphere that does not necessarily need enhancing. Two greats for the price of one. And your work looks great too.

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• fireflyz (769)
• [2005-08-16 19:17]

Very nice artwork Eleen! This proves what I said about you further that you are very talented! Great perspective and color scheme. Very well done! TFS..
Cheers,
Skye