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The mad one and the mild one
Right after listening to what Greyhawk said, I looked at the Mack pic, and though I know it isn't a classic type of portrait, or technically brilliant, I do like it
KK and Sam, I really did take on board all your advice, and I will put it all into practise next time
So these are the two I am going to get on the canvases.... The colours are perfect for my hallway, which is where they are going....
KK and Sam, I really did take on board all your advice, and I will put it all into practise next timeSo these are the two I am going to get on the canvases.... The colours are perfect for my hallway, which is where they are going....
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What lovely dogs you have Moonstone 
I think those pics will look great on Canvas 
I think those pics will look great on Canvas
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Lovely dogs Moon!
But I think you have overdone the blur a bit
*runs for cover
But I think you have overdone the blur a bit
*runs for cover
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Lovely dogs Moon!
But I think you have overdone the blur a bit
*runs for cover
But I think you have overdone the blur a bit
*runs for cover
I wanted them sort of blurry, I may still fiddle with them
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Very nice - I was looking at Megs thinking it was a bit sharp at first (the sharpness of her muzzle & eyes is a stark contrast to the blurring). I would be interested to see the effect if you softened her a touch, although saying that they are definately growing on me 
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Thanks yeah,I think I will still fiddle a little with them, I want them to compliment each other, but you couldn't get two dogs that look so different if you tried Macks got an angular long face, Meg's is much smaller and softer.
I want them to compliment each other, but still be themselves Don't want much do I?????
Macks got an angular long face, Meg's is much smaller and softer.I want them to compliment each other, but still be themselves
Don't want much do I?????
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I love the first picture - saw it on your profile.
Looks like there's some serious pondering over a chess move in the second one LOL
Looks like there's some serious pondering over a chess move in the second one LOL
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