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Friday, April 17, 2015

When a subject is cut from a photograph the viewer is able to negotiate light and color on their own terms. Colors V by molecularlight Featured by justanothersomeone	The Eye of The Candle by Zenith1 shows stunning colors and a great sense of movement in the flame. Suggested by DragonflyAndromeda Featured by MarcosRodriguez	lady by MikaelWang Suggested by Ginryuzaki Featured by cinyu
Arrival. by RighteousYouth is a depiction of a day of reckoning rendered with a cerebral sense of fantasy. Suggested by lovelessdevotions Featured by Aeirmid	Terrestria by Simanion balances both a strong, commanding foreground and a busy, squirming background into this wonderful complex work. Suggested by Canankk Featured by jenthestrawberry	Got Pesto? by Des-Henkers-Braut is a delicious capture, beautifully composed and lit, of the ingredients that go into making pesto. Featured by Mrs-Durden
Ooak Beast of white and blue by mangakasan is a gorgeous sculpture, encompassing a distinctive style in an elegant manner. Featured by STelari	Excellently crafted costume in an absolutely fitting environment. Well done all around. Grey Warden Commander by wintermass Featured by pullingcandy	silber-englein frames many of her portraiture captures in this way adding some depth and highlighting the beauty of her models. Leaves by silber-englein Featured by Kaz-D
catching sand He had a habit of catching things. Usually, good things. A basketball, or a cat falling from a tree, or his baby sister, one memorable time, as she fell out of her crib. It was instinct to him, second nature. He didn't need to think about it—his hands acted independently from the rest of him, completely on their own accord, risk and volition. His hands, to him, were unbearably selfish. They thought very little of consequence. Didn’t they care about the potential pain? Did it matter to them that what they caught might. . . hurt? He was still rather young the first time he caught a knife that had fallen off the kitchen counter. He caught it, unfortunately, by the blade. It sliced cleanly into the chubby flesh of his little boy palms. His mother saw the blood spilling from his hands and screamed, uncurling his fingers from around the knife. She shrieked at him, her voice shrilly with fear. Why had he held onto it like that? Why did he catch it in the first place catching sand by sylveda is a moving piece that employs its poetic motif with great success. Featured by SingingFlames	The atmosphere is great, thanks to a really wise placement of the lights. ''Don't you feel lonely sometimes?'' by spinoza1996 Featured by C-91	Art of Tinker Bell: Unflattering Shadow by jeftoon01 has a remarkable technique and a great sense of humor for everyone to enjoy. Well done!!! Suggested by KeinZantezuken Featured by TheCreativeJenn
Blue Purple And Pink Multi-color Lolita Wig by MedusaLiu A really beautiful wig that looks so fun to wear. Featured by Brookette	The Musical: Majora's Mask by YAMsgarden Suggested by Zakatsukuyo Featured by Moonbeam13	The Record Keeper by longjunt is a fun and expressive depiction of these beloved characters. Great attention to foreshortening and perspective! Featured by Lyricanna
Rose Palace by Kaeriya is a stunning painting with a fantastic use of color, detailing, and composition. Suggested by Rimisa Featured by diphylla	Coveting Wings by tonjasell is a gorgeous painting that combines realistic and abstract elements in an intriguing way. The colors, textures, shapes and composition are captivating already from the first look but every new glance offers the viewer something new to admire! Featured by Agaave	Judge dredd by ryanbrown-colour Featured by Thunderstatement

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