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    I had a fun time doing this. I used a smear brush to make the fire come out from the face. Then I saturated it.
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    What an awesome idea..lovely OOTB thinking..very well done

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    Very creative, Sandy! I love it!
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    Ooh! Spectacular image Sandy! Really like this. I might darken the face a bit and maybe brush some of the original detail of the mane back into the streaky parts. Super work!
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    Wow, that is so cool, Sandy! Love your creative technique, image has great energy and impact. Nice work!

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    That really is a striking image! Very creative.

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    Sandy, Big welcome to OOTB! Great first post here. Nice job with the smear-it looks like you used the Liquify tool. I like the way you added some additional saturation with out going too far. Nice job, I am looking forward to seeing more of your creative work.

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    Thank you all for your wonderful comments. I will try Kerry's ideas and see how it comes out.
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    Brilliant idea, and execution that works very well. Punchy impact.

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    Sandy, welcome to OOTB! this is certainly a unique and creative composition. Love the color and your use of brush! Excellent work!

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    Sandy, welcome to OOTB This is a wonderful concept and I love the results. I hope we see a lot more of your work.
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    I was gonna say that there is too much contrast between effect/no effect. Therefore Kerry's suggestion is an excellent one.
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    Hi Sandy, I love it. Great idea and OOTB thinking. Super work!

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