Still just toying with the scene. Will cutout, adjust images and so on and so forth later on.
What do you think? Worth pursuing?
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JollyRoger
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Always wanted to do a cover for this series, so here goes. :arms:
Still just toying with the scene. Will cutout, adjust images and so on and so forth later on.
What do you think? Worth pursuing?
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Still just toying with the scene. Will cutout, adjust images and so on and so forth later on.
What do you think? Worth pursuing?
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Thx guys - will post an update soon - completely forgot to ask - with this custom TT - or should I go with the original?
Zungam wrote:QUOTE (Zungam @ Nov 18 2011, 07:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Very nice start. Doesn't need a comma after Steven Spielberg
...copied from the retail box.. Where's an English teacher when you need one?? :chin:
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JollyRoger wrote:QUOTE (JollyRoger @ Nov 18 2011, 07:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Thx guys - will post an update soon - completely forgot to ask - with this custom TT - or should I go with the original?
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With or without a comma is acceptable. In British English, we tend not to put a comma before 'and', but in American English a comma is generally used (as in the retail box.) The reason Americans put a comma in is to clearly denote the separate parts of a list. So either is fine.
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Thx for clearing that up jw 
Here's an update. Still have to finish off the bombardment of the beach; i.e. more water splashes and some smoke/debris/body parts.... - nah, will leave out that last one.
Comments, suggestions, please?
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Here's an update. Still have to finish off the bombardment of the beach; i.e. more water splashes and some smoke/debris/body parts.... - nah, will leave out that last one.
Comments, suggestions, please?
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In my opinion, it doesnt look real to me. The size of the little boats do not match the size of the large boat in front and the distance between the large boat and the beach. They need to be larger to get everything in the right perspective.
Your start is nice and its hard to fix
Cheers buddy
Your start is nice and its hard to fix
Cheers buddy
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