| 20 Apr 2003 |  Echofox |  Loading...Muahahaaaa first comment! I really like this effect, it's so subtle, especially the little veins in the wings. Great work!  Erin N. Conley replies: "Hehe thanks! Thanks especially for noticing the veins, they don't stand out much but they took forever! ;o)" | |
| 5 Jun 2003 |  Cynthia L. Snyder | Loading... Beautiful picture here Erin, I like it very much. She looks both poignant and pensive. Really cool! Erin N. Conley replies: "Thank you! Especially since it's a self-portrait of sorts  ) *goes to get her eyes checked, as she first read "poignant" as "pregnant"* ;oP" | |
| 20 Jun 2003 |  Brittany L. Coombs | Loading... this is a fantastic picture. It is really beautiful. the only criticism that i have is that, to me, wings would grow out of the middle of the back rather than further on the sides. does that even make any sense? anyways it is a beautiful picture   Erin N. Conley replies: "Hmm a fair point ) It's really hard to tell with fairies...dragon wings tend to grow from the shoulders...and I've never seen a butterfly up close enough to tell whether they grow from the sides or middle...*shrugs* so I had to just guess ;o) Besides, this way I had less hair to dodge *cough* ;o) Thanks for the comment!</a></i></a></b></a></i>" | |
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| 14 Jul 2003 |  Martin Larsson | Loading... Shouldn´t the permission come from the photographer? I like the wings and sunsets are always sunsets!!!  Erin N. Conley replies: "Well, considering the photographer was my sister, and she's already seen the picture, and hasn't objected, I assume that means I have her permission! ;o) And thank you, the wings were the hardest part, since they were the only part I added ;o) And...why yes, sunsets ARE always sunsets *gives you a slightly perplexed look* Thanks for leaving a comment! )" | |
| 11 Oct 2003 | Anonymous | Loading... You did not draw that you lier. Erin N. Conley replies: "Word of advice: reading picture's descriptions before you comment on them will prevent you from further making a fool out of yourself in the future )" | |
| 5 Nov 2003 |  Tero Niemi | Loading... I see a concept here... Ordinary people wandering ordinary streets, without knowing that in real they all are fairies. Erin N. Conley replies: "hehe now you're talking...perhaps you can catch a glimpse of fairy wings in just the right light at just the right time....I see a fantasy movie starting to form here ;o)" | |
| 8 Dec 2004 |  Steven P. Love | Loading... Many of the pictures in my gallery are photos that I digitally altered even though it may not look like it at first. But one picture that is an obvious photo manipulation is "Attack of the Space Demons 2; the invasion begins". If you haven't seen it during your last visit to my gallery, take a look, I think you'll find it interesting. You have the right idea with your picture but the wings you added are very faint and hard to see. I could give you some ideas on how to make them more prominent if you're interested. Erin N. Conley replies: "Thanks anyway, but having the wings be nearly transparent is exactly what I was going for )" | |
| 26 Feb 2006 |  Stephanie S. K. Marbach | Loading... It turned out well!!! I'd love to be able to do such things but i have no clue on how to work on photographs  ... Oh well. I like your long hair !!! Erin N. Conley replies: "Well, if you ever get your hands on a copy of Photoshop, go to www.good-tutorials.com, they've got lots of good tutorials there (not surprisingly). Thanks!" | |
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