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Damian
Governor
HI, the image "inquiry" is one of mine and missing the signature and site info, I have no problem my images being used, I do when the signature is erased.
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Deleted member 38673 (BobbieBound)
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My apologies Damian. I condensed the artwork to keep it below the 400kb that Crux Forum requires. I have admired your works over the years. I had changed the title to reflect the humorous nature of the moment.
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montycrusto
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Yeah, cropping off or erasing the artist’s signature is a big no-no, but of course if you found it already altered like that, it might be forgivable…
(a mere public whipping instead of crucifixion or breaking on the wheel)
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Deleted member 38673 (BobbieBound)
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I still have the original, and could replace the illustration if I had a way of going back into my original post. I have been an admirer of Damian's work for a number of years now. His works were prominent on the old Crucified-Women.com site. Yes, a whipping may be in order, or in the case of the woman in Damian's illustration, a secession on the strapado. OUCH!Yeah, cropping off or erasing the artist’s signature is a big no-no, but of course if you found it already altered like that, it might be forgivable…
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montycrusto
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Admirer or not.. please don’t crop off the sig!
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Deleted member 38673 (BobbieBound)
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OK, I got it.I would just note that the intention of this thread is for manips that create an "original" scene, using photo or other elements, in an artistic manner. This should generally be more than putting a caption onto an existing image.
Damian
Governor
No harm done my friend, I use other peoples images all the time, I'm sure you understand though when the image is whole and should have a signature when posted. I like some of the stuff you have done, keep at it and enjoy. D.
Damian
Governor
Here are a couple I recently did, will continue my weekly updates with about 18 new and 5 older images on various themes, for any that don't know https://damianartwork.com/ is where it happens, now only accepting PayPal and Bank transfers but soon on DoBill where Credit Cards are accepted.
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wulf
God-Emperor
I love these and thanks for sharing.
Happy New Year! 
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Happy New Year, Lily!
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She's in Sydney? Where? From the view she must be staying at Loinclothslave's place.
Hmm, @ functionality still not working for me.
Pictures of Lily to help you sleep at night
Pictures of Lily to help you feel alright
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
Brilliant work, Bobinder!
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Hi Phlebas, yes Lily is currently in Sydney.
The 'Pictures of Lily' thread contains some recent posts by @E-DigitalFantasy and myself, describing how Lily filmed the fireworks last night.
The manip uses a screenshot from her video, providing authenticity and revealing her actual viewpoint at the time. Happy New Year!
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/e-digitalfantasy-pictures-of-lily.8649/post-751804
You missed a trick there, Phlebas!
Lovely work.
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Perfect lighting and superb placement of Lily. Happy new year, Bob.
After a brief hiatus (of several months it seems), I have finally managed a fairly simple black and white manip. Two girls in a dungeon awaiting whatever fate might happen by.
And no, Bob, I have no idea who the models are.
(I barely remembered how Photoshop works, to be quite honest.)
And no, Bob, I have no idea who the models are.
(I barely remembered how Photoshop works, to be quite honest.)
Congratulations on your first manip of the year, Jolly! The film grain and soft focus are suggestive of the Victorian period, and the kind of erotica we find in early photography. Now that we're in the AI age, it's nice to see a manipulation reminiscent of a time when the dark room seemed to present a threat to traditional art.After a brief hiatus (of several months it seems), I have finally managed a fairly simple black and white manip. Two girls in a dungeon awaiting whatever fate might happen by.
And no, Bob, I have no idea who the models are.
(I barely remembered how Photoshop works, to be quite honest.)
The two girls remain chained in their cell, whilst the outside world is visible through the entrance. Light enters from two directions, illuminating the figures in a convincing manner, and providing a pronounced chiaroscuro effect. Composition, contrast and blending are all carefully arranged to produce a dramatic atmosphere. I'm pleased to see that your Photoshop skills have made such an impressive comeback!