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Got to experimenting with a design I saw the other day, and it had an eastern feel to it (at least in my mind). So I added the deep red fractal background and border. Hope you enjoy.

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*sed Mar 7, 2013
Outstanding!! :iconzombiefella2plz:
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*nmsmith Mar 7, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Thank you!
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!mistywisp Dec 28, 2007
WOW!
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=ersi Nov 19, 2007  Professional General Artist
Hi again, I featured this beautiful piece in my journal Treasure Hunt :rose:
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*nmsmith Nov 19, 2007  Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks! :)
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~celestialneko0701 Nov 5, 2007
Hm, it does look easternish... O.o Good work, the colours are so vibrant and full of lustre... *w* I like the design too. =^-^=
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Mood: dA Love ~TazounsBones Nov 4, 2007  Hobbyist Digital Artist
:) A wonderfull picture. I very much like the wine-red background. Because of it's haziness, it looks like velvet or marble. ~ :deviation: Faved! :+fav:
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~llmikeyll Nov 4, 2007
hehe.. In someway I finaly did it right :P don't know but hehe
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~llmikeyll Nov 3, 2007
hey mate ^^ I have a question you probably can help me out with :) How do you fill the space in your line constructions. I have a project where I want to do that but I don't know how to do and you do that in this image :P
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*nmsmith Nov 3, 2007  Hobbyist General Artist
My line work is always on a layer of it's own in Photoshop. If I command-click on the image in the layers palette, it selects the lines in that layer. I go into the select menu and select the inverse (everything but the lines).

I create a new layer, then fill the selection with a color. I can use the magic wand tool to select pieces that I didn't want to keep and delete them. Then I can manipulate that layer with styles, layer effects, whatever. In this image, I've applied a gradient (golden yellow to brown) to the section inside the gold star.

Hope this helps answer your question.

Nathan
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