Side by side crosses by Faemike55
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here are the two crosses side by side - you can see the differences much clearer now
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Comments (27)
Good job of showing us the differences!
LOVE IT
Awesome artwork my friend, love it.
A great comparison of the different techniques, Mike! They both look great!
Nice display of them both. Like the right one.
Super amazing display of both.
There definitely is a difference, great job Mike.
You know what? You're gonna' think I'm wacky, Mike, but do ya' wanna' know the very first thing that popped into my head when I saw the thumb in my notifications? The Shroud of Turin. The image on the left flashed it into my head. Makes ya' wonder how that thing was really made, huh? I have absolutely no idea, but I always enjoy watching stuff about mysteries in history. Very cool comparison and presentation, my friend!!!
cool comparison and studio renders
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
The original looks more wicked to me
Two superb versions, excellent work, Mike!
fantastic.
Nice display of them both.The right one looks much better.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They are most spectacularly done Mike.
Fantastic!
Wow, fantastic work and idea!!!
Yes, one can see all the different details such well now, Mike. What great details are on them both.
Good to see how different they are.
Crystal and ivory. Great stuff.
These come across perfectly Mike.
It made me happy!
Wonderful lighting
Quite the contrast between the two! You are having much fun I can see with this artistic project! Bravo and many fine kudos!
Very cool!!!
Those look pretty cool!
(someone above thought of the Shroud of Turin...very interesting responses) As you've seen by now, I've done a number of pieces where one image is based on the last; so this side-by-side is very familiar to me. Only, yours is horizontal, whereas mine are usually vertical. But it makes no difference: Seeing these two, full size, makes them both show off the other. A terrific pairing. And with all that black, they shine out of the darkness like apparitions...
Very clever composition Mike. excellent work!