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Inkz In The Woods....


It is a nice image mate, just one thing i see wrong with it - the words are behind or infront of the wrong trees in relation to position of trees in the woods, if you get my drift?
 
Despite the minor tree position that Paul mentioned, this is on the top 5 list of my favorite images you've created!
 
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One possible improvement: Everything in the scene except the text is three dimensional. If the text were made 3D / extruded, I bet the floating in space look would be even more convincing.

Just a thought.

T
 
One possible improvement: Everything in the scene except the text is three dimensional. If the text were made 3D / extruded, I bet the floating in space look would be even more convincing.

Just a thought.

T

I thought the same thing at first, but I now think the contrast of 2 and 3D is better. And the choice to change the FG-BG position of the trees is an artifice I actually appreciate; maybe not if it were a realistic rendition, lol.

I can't say this is one of my favs of your work - I can think of others that fit into my top 10 and more before this one - but I like it nonetheless. IMO, if the inkz were a bit brighter it would be a stronger statement. But that's just me.
 
Guy's, as always...

I really appreciate your feedback and comment.

@Tom, nice idea. It may give me an excuse to open C4D and see what can be done.

@Paul. I see what you mean, to be honest, I never looked at the bottom of the trees when making this.

@Aunty C. I do like the contrast between 3d and 2d, makes a more surreal image.

@Sam, as always, thanks and yeah...top 5 lol

Have a go at this yourself guy's. It's a good little exercise if anything.
 
I agree, Clare, 3d would decrease the visual contrast, but I think that's exactly what I would like -- something more subtle that you have to look at for a while to really see what's going on. Almost a little optical treasure hunt. LOL.

T
 
I agree, Clare, 3d would decrease the visual contrast, but I think that's exactly what I would like -- something more subtle that you have to look at for a while to really see what's going on. Almost a little optical treasure hunt. LOL.

T

My issue (small) IS the letters seem too contrasty, though they really aren't I think the 3D extrusion might be the difference. The Image is so dreamy, soft, and almost surreal and the text detracts from that, rather than giving the message by more "in your face"

I always have this fight with "fonts 'n fotos" I spend far more time with "simple" letters, the photo work seems to fly....until the dreaded TEXT layer is started
 

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