Thanks for the compliment. You're right—the thumbnail really does look like a piece of browned toast. It reminds me of another piece of toast I had for breakfast. I had almost finished eating it when I realized, "That looks just like a..." So I cut out the triangle at the bottom, and voilà... 😉.
Hmm, I think its Family Banjo. They are at their vacation and after a joyful day full of adventures they want to have their diner by the beach with a georgous sunset. But oh no, there ist not plenty enough place at the table for all little banjos 😉.
Wow, that is a huge compliment. Thank you. Don't underestimate your own abilities. Two examples of your work that really impressed me immediately come to mind—specifically, these two:
That is a tough challenge. I like your images and am always impressed by your approach to them. With the water droplets, I noticed that—despite the light reflections—they still distort the background behind them. Just like a lens does. The closer the droplet is to the viewer, the more clearly this effect is visible. Out of curiosity, I took photos of droplets on my plants for comparison. In your shots, the reflections seem a bit too flat (?)—they don't seem to distort the background behind them. But that’s really just nitpicking at a high level. At the same time, it helps to simply talk about it. 🙂
Thanks for the compliment. You're right—the thumbnail really does look like a piece of browned toast. It reminds me of another piece of toast I had for breakfast. I had almost finished eating it when I realized, "That looks just like a..." So I cut out the triangle at the bottom, and voilà... 😉.
Hmm, I think its Family Banjo. They are at their vacation and after a joyful day full of adventures they want to have their diner by the beach with a georgous sunset. But oh no, there ist not plenty enough place at the table for all little banjos 😉.
Thank you! I know, it is far away from "good enough" in comparison to him 😉, but you can always learn something from the masters, isn't it.
Wow, that is a huge compliment. Thank you. Don't underestimate your own abilities. Two examples of your work that really impressed me immediately come to mind—specifically, these two:
Trunk
Sweep
In these two examples, you have fantastically clear lines—something I sometimes wish for more in my own work.
Thank you, I appreciate this. However I am still learning, a pupil, striving to improve my skills.
There is a companion Event Inktober52 that gives you a prompt each week of the year.
Edit: Typo
Habe ich mich verguckt oder fehlt ein Muffin schon bevor es überhaupt losgeht 🧐😉?
Haha, yes I know that 😂.
Here he is in his full glory.
Oh, wow. She can do a human archery bow 😉. Nice work. I like the calm pastell tones.
No, it should be some kind of audience like in a stadium. Whatever, I doodled it within 2 minutes I guess 🙂.
That is a tough challenge. I like your images and am always impressed by your approach to them. With the water droplets, I noticed that—despite the light reflections—they still distort the background behind them. Just like a lens does. The closer the droplet is to the viewer, the more clearly this effect is visible. Out of curiosity, I took photos of droplets on my plants for comparison. In your shots, the reflections seem a bit too flat (?)—they don't seem to distort the background behind them. But that’s really just nitpicking at a high level. At the same time, it helps to simply talk about it. 🙂
Thank you, yesterday it was hot and I have actually vacation from work, so I grabbed all together and spend the day at the lakeside.
Yes, the perspective seems a little bit off to me too this time, but whatever It was fun to playing around with it. Next time, next opportunities 🙂.
Go ahead—I'm really curious to see that 🙂.
Thank you for your kind words! I know exactly what you mean 🙂
I am notsosure about this 🙃.
Wow, thank you! 😃
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Ja, ich weiß, vielleicht ein wenig zu albern. Musste trotzdem kichern 🙃.
Man beachte den Wortwitz!