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    This BCNH is glowing! Fractalius of course, then some layer masking and adjustment layers. :)
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    Very nice Kerry! I like the colors, the red eye and the frac glow effects.

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    Kerry, Really nice effect achieved here, the colors are glowing and lovely. I might try to get the bird a bit more off-centered if it were mine. Nice work!

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    Kerry, very electric. Loved the treatment.

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    That's one eye-catching bird, Kerry! Lovely colors and glow. I agree with Denise on moving the bird more off-center. Well done.
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    Kerry, Great Frac work and amazing glow and eye. Black/Back feather detail and beak are intriguing and draw my eye over and over again. Nice work!

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