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The impressionism allows the viewer to interpret the image in their own way. The strokes are kept short and simple. You've captured the...

by *karribou

I hope this won't be too harsh. I offer this critique to help you, not hurt you and I'll be honest. Overall, you did pretty good. The ...


Overall, nice atmosphere. Your impact is weak, but composition is well thought out. I love the scene, but your depth is off in your ima...


This is an amazing image. Let me just say that right away because I don't want to taint that with this critique. If you're anything lik...

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Landscape Commission
Love my landscapes? I love to paint them. I'll create up to 4 concepts of your own landscape for 800 points ($10). From there, you can mix and match to get what you're looking for for your final image (price to be determined). If you choose to go further than these 4 concepts, we'll work out the rest of the details for your final commission and payment for your final image. There is no fixed price for this part because the detail will vary from image to image.

When requesting a commission, it helps if you answer the following:

1. Where do you want the camera positioned?
2. How high do you want the camera? Ground, eye level, birds eye,
3. What is the climate like? Warm, cold, arctic.
4. What is the weather like? Sunny, partly cloudy, overcast, rainy, wet, snow storm, flurries, etc.
5. What's the time of day? Early morning, mid day, late in the afternoon, twilight?
6. What season is it? Summer, Fall, Spring, Winter
7. What style do you want? Sketchy (lower cost [link]), painterly (medium cost [link]), photo-realistic (higher cost [link])?

A link to help describe what camera angle you want: [link]
A link to help you describe what style of buildings you want: [link]
Include any references you have. You can even scour the web for images to communicate your vision.

For the commission, I would prefer if you pay me through paypal. This commission feature on DA is limited, is a little odd, and takes too much of my commission. Honestly, I'm already a premium member, DeviantArt doesn't need to take so much. Really DA? 20%?

What you get is a professional who communicates clearly and effectively, delivers on time, and delivers what I promise. The approach I use engages you into the development process so there are no surprises at the end and you get exactly what you want.

Hope to hear from you,
Jereme
800
limit: 5 / sold: 0
As I read all the comments that people leave on my images here in DA, I'm really amazed and humbled with what they're posting.  So many describe my images as what they've imagined in their dreams, while reading a book, or even reminded them of their home that is so many thousands of miles away.  I have inspired others to begin painting again, to attempt more landscapes, to study art more, and even inspired stories that were written by other DA members.  While I don't know many of you, my art has touched many in some way and you've left comments to let me know this.  You can't imagine how encouraging this is.  To me, this is very rewarding and motivates me to continue my art and is actually helping me through a tough time.

In one month I will lose 20% of my pay until September by furlough because of the US sequestration.  That ends up being about 10% for the year.  I'm sure that some will be laid off as the government adjusts to it's new budget.  Tough times are ahead, but I'm not worried.  I still have my friends, my fiance, my skills, my determination, my art, and even DA members comments to see me through these times.  This is why I'm writing.

The comments on DA have encouraged me to continue with my art.  They don't cost anything except for a little time and I find them to be very valuable.  As I realize just how valuable they have become to me, I feel a little ashamed that I haven't left as many comments on others art as I could have.  I'm really inspired by so many here.  There's so many beautiful works of art here.  Please leave a comment on art here in DA.  It just might help someone through a hard time in their life.  I'm guilty of not leaving as many comments as I should.  Encouragement is free and it's the one thing that's not taxed.... yet :P

Thank you to everyone who's supported the DA community in some way or another.  About supporting artists.  Instead of just downloading an image for your desktop, buy a print, a card, a calendar, or whatever.  The artist doesn't receive much money from it, but maybe it's just that little bit extra that they need to get by.  Yes, you can get the image for free simply by downloading it, but there's a real artist behind that image with a real life, and with real problems.  If you can't afford to buy something from them, please leave a comment.  It really has value as well.  To me, it's priceless.

Thanks to everyone for your support & have a great day!

Cheers,
Jereme

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Jereme Peabody
Artist | Hobbyist | Digital Art
United States
I'm a software engineer by trade. I've been a hobbyist in art my whole life. I've recently just kicked my art up into high gear, trying to improve and get the art out of me that I've always wanted to create.

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~MoonstreamFeline 14 hours ago  Hobbyist General Artist
I love your work! Thank you for creating it :P
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:iconpcstudio2:
Great and inspiring artwork! Thanks!
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~RenosGirl77 3 days ago  Hobbyist Writer
YOU'VE BEEN HUGGED BY ME!!

Spread the DA love around! (you can copy and paste this message on their userpage!)

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2- You -MUST- hug 6 other people, at least!
3- You should hug them in public! Paste it on their page!
4- Random hugs are perfectly okay! (and sweet)
5- You should most definitely get started hugging right away!

Send This To All Your Friends, And Me If I Am 1.
If You Get 7 Back You Are Loved!

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Mood: Joy ~wolvesarepro May 12, 2013  New member Hobbyist General Artist
Thanks for the badge! Your work is amazing!
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~MechanicOrga May 12, 2013  New member Hobbyist General Artist
Aw wow! Thank you so much for the points and llama man! :happybounce: Are you absolutely sure you wanted to make the transaction? Points can be very valuable and you are an amazing artist who is very busy.

Still, thank you kindly; I am very appreciative! :)
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Your work is wonderful! Hope this is ok; I have a question (because I know nothing about these things):

I'd like to purchase some of your work. I was wondering, would you recommend art print or canvas? I'm really not sure which one to choose. I'm not too concerned about price; is canvas really that much 'superior?'
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=jjpeabody May 11, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Hi Aendolin,

Thank you! Of course it's okay.

Canvas make the image look more like a painting. It can be framed or unframed and can pretty much stand on its own. A print, on the other hand allows you to see more details because they're not distorted by the texture of the canvas. However, it requires a frame to be hung and sometimes the glass can cause a glare to occur on the print. If you do get a print, I wouldn't get glossy.

Hope that helped :)

-Jereme
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:iconaendolin:
Wow, thanks for making that print available! I might request a few more for future purchases; feel free to disregard them ;)
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:iconaendolin:
Thanks so much! I think I'll shoot for the canvas; I'd like a couple framed on the walls. Now I need to pick which ones...awfully hard decision :(

Thanks again!
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=jjpeabody May 11, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Take your time, I've got to run out for dinner, but I'll check which prints you want when I get home. Some might not be able to be resized because the resolution might be too low. Just to let you know.
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