I'm excited to go home and check out how much it costs to print an actual LARGE poster sized version of it. Probably expensive, but I can shop around. Otherwise my 13x19 print looks pretty good hung up x3

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that's how I want it to appear thank you!

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English doesn't borrow from other languages; English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and sifts through their pockets for loose grammar.
-James Nicoll

I am the butter on the toast of lies!

It's so nice to hear that from you, what with your mastery of beautiful subtle colors

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English doesn't borrow from other languages; English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and sifts through their pockets for loose grammar.
-James Nicoll

I am the butter on the toast of lies!

Thank you for the fav, Bongo :33 I'm in a constant battle to catch up to your level of artbeauty <3

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English doesn't borrow from other languages; English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and sifts through their pockets for loose grammar.
-James Nicoll

I am the butter on the toast of lies!

you just can't go wrong with aquatic life.

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English doesn't borrow from other languages; English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over, and sifts through their pockets for loose grammar.
-James Nicoll

I am the butter on the toast of lies!

Gorgeous scenery here, the effect with the water looks really cool. I think I remember having a collection of 'science-y' books with cute ecosystem illustrations like you described in my childhood. I say 'science-y' because a few of them were about non-scientific stuff like culture, and "How the World works" or something like that. I'm pretty sure they're still around on a shelf somewhere, but silverfish scare the huggles out of me.

Anyway from Islenteon's magic, the wide variety of animals and the scenery I complemented earlier, this image as a nice "magical" feeling to it.

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Only you, Mera, could have taken so many different animals and thrubbed them together in one shot in the most improbable of locations. That peacock looks so out of place and yet you've integrated it so well into the picture it's hard to imagine it elsewhere. Also, I thought I saw a death bird on that other tree, you know, the thing with the fiery plumage. Mostly, though, it's intriguing that such a thick wilderness would fade to light instead of darkness the further back it goes. There are just so many incredible things to talk about with this piece it's handicap-inducing.

Still have a little bit of a straight line demarcating the water from the air about two inches from the right, if you feel you want to touch this up again.

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Avatar by =Foxchibi. She's pretty cool like that.

this is extraordinary!!!! it must be beautiful in real like, every detail is mind blowing. i really feel the mood of this piece, very enchanting. you better get a good grade for this! C:

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hey don't try too hard! LOL you're getting too good!

Who are you and what have you done with Mera? xDDD

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