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    I've been too busy to work on images (or even peek at the website) but thought I'd post some images I'd worked on earlier.
    I used Fractalius Lines and then a slight Bicolor filter. I'd like more detail in the face and will try to find the time
    to find the original and rework it with that goal in mind.:)

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    Very nice flight pose and nesting material a plus. For my taste, I'd like to see softer edges. But you are the artist, and it's ultimately your choice :)

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    Cheryl, Nice to see you posting. I love the flight pose w/ the nesting material and think you are right about bringing more detail into the face area-would love to see it when you get the chance. I do like the way you have framed this one.

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    Love this one, Cheryl! I think you got the fracting right. I like the hard edges. Feel you're right about the face detail, though:)

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    Great pose and composition, Cheryl. Nice use of Fractalius. :)
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    I love the look but would love to see the frame(s) much thinner.
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    Very nice fract image, Cheryl. Love the effect.

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    nice use of the bicolor filter. i have to vote for a thinner everything too!! even me!!!:D

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    Hi Cheryl. I like the artistic look and feel to this one. Well done!
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