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    Default Easter Squirrel

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    After a very long winter, the first "Easter" squirrel of spring has arrived.

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    Definitely an Easter squirrel Mitch! Hard to find these. I like the effect on the fur, could you explain how you did the ears?

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    Clever!! Does it lay Easter eggs?

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    Competition for the Easter Bunny?

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    Cute, Mitch, I'd like to know how you did the ears also.
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    Clever and well done! Great fur.

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    The ears were easier than I thought. I just used transform/distort and then some clean up with the clone stamp. The fur was flat as it was in the shade. I used Topaz Detail to bring it up.

    It was good to post this. I haven't been able to visit the OOTB neighborhood in a while...

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    Since I posted this April 1, I should state firmly that I did nothing. Those were his actual ears...

    (just a bit of transform/distort)

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    I tried to put one in, but it just didn't work, but I have since found an Oyster Catcher with one.

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