Yes!! Exactly what I need! Thank you so much! You're so great
Thank you for the many choices, also.

.....or they could be dredlocks

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I made the one, then started playing. Hmm, Ice horn. Doodle, doodle. Black, definitely need a black. Play, play. A stout one! Whoa! Not a stalagmite, it's a unicorn. How funky can I get one?

I love this stuff. I'm glad you can use it too!

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When life throws you lemons, a nice twist in your espresso really does the trick!

You know... A little warping, and that they are! Cool! Ice dreds.

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When life throws you lemons, a nice twist in your espresso really does the trick!

or they could be fat splifs!

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Lovely !
Just so you aren't wondering what the heck is going on - I am still working on my dev with those awesome fractal wings....just doesn't look finished yet.

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Sloppy rolling job, but passable. Definitely left handed.

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When life throws you lemons, a nice twist in your espresso really does the trick!

It seems that just when I'm about to give up on you... You come back with something that proves my grumbling brain wrong.

I was deciding whether or not to go to any more trouble to make you anything, yesterday. I had decided that I would continue, because they weren't just for you. Though the idea may have come from you.

Besides, someone used them. You just keep requesting. I'll keep making. I'll tell my devilish brain to shut up.

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When life throws you lemons, a nice twist in your espresso really does the trick!

lol I'm having one heck of a time with blending lately...and I'm trying to be a bit more discriminate with my gallery submissions. I will have to stick my WIPs in my scraps so you can see I am utilizing what you've created for me

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Firstly, what are WIPs?
Secondly, With blending, photos that is, there are a few tricks to getting a better cut.
Trick - Use your eraser around the edges, zoomed in to about 400% Don't cut into the picture. Blur the edge of what's left, and erase that, then blur again. Don't forget, you should be working with this before it ever gets put into your work, or on a separate layer.

Trick - Lower the opacity of your eraser, and choose a soft brush. This erases it gradually.

Trick - The biggest problem is hair! Use your replace color to set what you have left after the cut to the same as the background color. Then a little bit of touch-up is all you need.

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When life throws you lemons, a nice twist in your espresso really does the trick!