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An EmpireNot all empires are like Cyrodiil.. Nor Rome.

Some exist on pure hatred, greed, and insanity.

In another world, in a set of dimensions long forgotten by history, existed a planet. Similar to Terra, this planet went by the name of Pulita (Pulley-ta). It's towns where peaceful, and it's people happy. Until that faithful day, so many years ago. Now, it's people live in constant fear, and loathing. They never bothered to name the terror that faced them now, some people referred to it as 'The Empire', others referred to as Vecria (Vec-ry), after the name of it's leader.

On land, each town followed different traditions. Be it technology, ancient

Another TimeThe year is 1066, and with the year in passing, the final viking raid of England has failed. Many vikings fell at Stramford Bridge. Those who not among the raid, fell into disarray. Some began seeking out The Dark Stream, and beyond it, the Cold Lands. Where the pagan souls roam the lands, wild, and free.

This is one such story.

Bolrock was hunkered down in a bush, gripping his battle axe tightly. The last few knights where passing by, all his men had to do was lie in the underbrush, and stay quiet. A near impossible task for himself, and his three surviving men. Somehow, possibly by a favorable looking of Odin himself, the Knights past.

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Change The WorldIch liebe du.
Three small words to change the world.

Tun du liebe mich?
Four small words that need an answer.

I love you.
Do you love me?

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Who's using my computer?by ~iBolrock

Digital Art / Mixed Media / People

Twilight? D: What's so funny about my computer?

...Twilight? Oh god. D:

(I am looking for people to critque how the shading and stuff came out for this. I tried a few things WAY differently.)

(Also, Vector found here: [link] I do not know who made it.)

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~russianwolf2012 Mar 22, 2012

hhmmmm this raises the question how dose one use a computer when one lacks fingers

~Birdco Feb 14, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

A critique of the shading

You chose a pretty difficult picture, because there is a light source from the window in the background, and one from somewhere behind the camera. Plus there seems to be alight source from above...

The shadow on the chair is too much... I think you would only see a shadow directly below twilight... Similar to the table under the window.

As for shading on twilight. She should only have shading on her side facing the chair, and her downward facing surfaces. Right now she is shaded a bit too much... This is a bright environment, but the light is pretty diffuse.

I hope this helps...

~iBolrock Feb 15, 2012

I think, personally, that I chose a somewhat more difficult picture to work with here because of how weirdly the lighting set up was. There was no 'dominate' source of lighting, it was all fairly muted.

I am in no way attempting to cover my ass here, I know a screwed up MAJORLY with the shading, as several people have pointed out to me in private. I am hoping to get better fairly soon with this though, I enjoy ponies and Photoshop.

~Birdco Feb 15, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Are these old photos that you are shopping the ponies into, or do you take a photo with the intent of putting a pony in? if it is the latter, you might want to think about putting in a small, irregularly shaped object (like a teddy bear or animal figurine) in the photo where it will be covered up by the pony vector. This object would give you a reference on how the pony should be shaded (and highlighted), and what kind of shadow would be cast.

~iBolrock Feb 15, 2012

They are all taken with the idea to put a pony in it. I hadn't thought of that before, thank you.

Though with my dogs, this may prove slightly challenging.