03-14-2010, 10:28 AM
That does look good!
With the fullness of the tree hiding the upper back part of the building, it would be easier to backdrop paint a continuation of the end of the building.
Or.... Stick a pine tree out close to the track, in a position to block the view of the back corner of the building (in your last picture, but kind of like this)
, and you might even be able to get away with no backdrop painting.
That's what I would do, I'm surely no artist 
where painting is the medium. :cry: I am slowly learning how to use things like photoshop, to "visualize", like cloning your tree over to the approximate position :mrgreen:
Oh, before I forget to mention, very nice trees!
With the fullness of the tree hiding the upper back part of the building, it would be easier to backdrop paint a continuation of the end of the building.
Or.... Stick a pine tree out close to the track, in a position to block the view of the back corner of the building (in your last picture, but kind of like this)
That's what I would do, I'm surely no artist where painting is the medium. :cry: I am slowly learning how to use things like photoshop, to "visualize", like cloning your tree over to the approximate position :mrgreen: Oh, before I forget to mention, very nice trees!
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!