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Yes they are, only because I would have no idea how to do that in a photo editing program.
Here's a link if the skulls in my first picture come out a bit pixelized or wierd looking around the edges. It's not suppose to do that. Link to picture. You have to press the zoom button to make it look normal.
TBDude animation: Thats intentional; I thought it would be neat to have tie die stems. I have been playing around with greenscreen and green bricks. I was hoping to get the flower stems to disapear more, but I am happy enough with the shot.
Why do you have to make up excuses for everything critiqued, PJ? I mean, can't you just accept some constructive criticism? I mean, it could've been intentional, but, if you're not completely happy with the shot, why keep it?
MOL-I appreciate the criticisim of TBdude, but using a blue screen would defeat the purpose of trying to get the flower stems to disapear. I posted it because I can't be a total perfectionist or I would never post anything. Sorry to offend you. I didn't think I was making an excuse and I am trying really hard to avoide excuses.
Your excuse for everything poor is "That's intentional" or "You don't understand my art"
-Jimmybob
Yeah, it looks like you paid more attention to the effects than the cinematography in the shot. I love the effects though! So, it's not too bad.
Yes, that's true, I barely took any time on anything besides the effects, because it was late at night and a not as great entry is better than none at all, so I went with it. And thanks, I think those are some of the most realistic 3D effects I've made so far. 
Again, I will take it into consideration Jimmybob, but I wasn't talking about anything of poor quality in my shot, just what was misunderstood.
WAIT FOR ME!!!!!
Hmmm... Something about that picture seems very familiar...
yeah, her dream is an old picture that I think may have been entered in a previous challenge
Yeah, you entered it in the Thrill of War challenge, I think.
so is it disqualified then?
It's only a bit of the frame, so idk.
NickMOC wrote...
4.) The frame must be made specifically for the challenge
I think it's pretty clear that you can't use another proviously made frame, but there might be some technicality so it could be okay.
I like the frame though. You could try to make it look more like a letter she's writing.
Come on Mr. Judge...I am impatient...
Ok, ok. This was a tough one to judge but here are the results:
#1 Ark11 (Entry #1)
I loved the lighting, the angle, and everything else about it. Great job.
#2 Filmyguy
Once again, another awesome entry. I spent a long time thinking about it and eventually I had to bring in my brother to help me decide. It was a really good job.
#3 Real Brick (Entry #1)
I really liked your entry but it seemed just a little to straight on. The teddy bear made me lol. 
The rest of you:
Bluescreener
The effects were well don (glass reflection, buildings, etc.) but it would have looked way better at a different angle.
BGanimaitions
If it were more centered, it would have been a lot better. Nice job with the skeleton heads though.
BuilderBrothers
There was a little to much empty space in the lower right corner. It should have been closer to the dude in the bed. I really liked how you filmyguy and Ark11 designed the beds though.
PJ_pund (Entry #1)
The problem was that neither the dude or the crowd was in focus, but your entry definitely had a different spin on the theme.
Congrats to Ark11!
Escape From The Yeti
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