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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: frankorona on May 22, 2013, 05:39:55 pm
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My wife began to study a course in corel draw on youtube.
So that I used as rabbit experiment. ;D
And then she asked me to cut the pattern she did.
Well, this is the result.
The compulsory question is Is it just me? :o
I believe that to be his first employer was not so bad, you do YOU think? :-\
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it sure looks like you to me.good job
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I would say fantastic!!!!
Tommy T
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Perfect likeness, great job.
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Excellent pattern, she did a great job! The cutting is pretty good too. ;)
Pete
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Great job Frank. Thanks for sharing this with us.
DW
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A new pattern designer is born! Very good job!!!!!!
~~~GB~~~
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Excellent job. Was this done with Corel Draw or was it the Gimp/Inkscape tools?
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I think it's an excellent cutting of an excellent patern! Nice work to both of you!
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it looks great Frank, really nice cutting.
so we have a new pattern maker in Mexico?
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Oh Frank the pattern and the cutting are spot on, you both did a marvelous job.
Marg
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thank you all for your good comments.
Was made using Corel draw XV
And the lessons my wife found them in a tutorial on youtube in Spanish.
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Looks just fine.
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Looks fantastic Frank, nice work and a nice pattern. :)
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awesome job!!! Nice cut! I have tried a couple of face images and they are harder than they look, so my hat is off to you!
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That came out great Frank! Between her pattern designs and your cutting, you are going to be a busy man!!!
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I think the pattern and the cutting came out just great. I notice with some of the patterns I cut out... if I hold the finished piece in my hands, about a foot or two from my eyes...something...it doesn't look right. But, when I have it on a wall hung up, then stand back...it looks right. Does that make sense?
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Hi Frank:
Good pattern - Great cutting
My personal opinion
I am by far not an expert in this field
Overall, the pattern looks good but I would try and do a little more on the right side of your face where the shadow is on the picture. Try to get more of your cheek in there.
Like I said this is my personal opinion -
I can see another excellent pattern maker in the works here for sure
Thanks for showing us
Fab4
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Frank - your wife did an excellent job on your portrait. There is one thing she might look at. When we look at a portrait, the 1st thing we see are the eyes. An important feature of the eye is the highlight, or "glint". She has a strong glint in your left eye, but none in the right (from your perspective). The right and left eye glints should match in size and position on the eyeball, since they are reflections from some common light source.
While the eye size, shape, and position look excellent in this portrait, I would suggest some reduction in the glint in your left eye, then add a similar glint to the right. You can see the glints in the original photo - they are upper-left in the iris - butt moving them to lower left and crossing out of the iris is fine as long as they are matched.
2 cents worth.
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Thanks to all for your suggestions and tips, I'll talk to my wife to improve its patterns.