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Eric of Ptolus
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R.S. Robertson wrote:
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LOL. The most oft'n misspelled handle, evah ! Right, Seaweed man ?
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R.S. Robertson
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Oooooh! I'm soooo sorry! I've been reading right over it all this time. I'm usually better about that as my maiden name is so often misspelled and mispronounced. I promise I won't do it again!
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 I just let it go, since it happens quite often.
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R.S. Robertson
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Here's one of the beds, it's not quite finished but it works pretty well like this too so I thought I'd share.
I still have to add the headboard, footboard (maybe) and the side dressers.
More coming soon. For now, enjoy. Color suggestions?
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Fantastic. Any colors, but muted ones probably work best.
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Okay, here are three completed beds. I suck at perspective in Photoshop, it takes me forever to get it looking halfway decent, so if anyone has any suggestions I'd sure appreciate them.
  
I didn't really want to put the foot board in (and you can tell) but it just looked funny without it.
Edited by R.S. Robertson on 08/22/2012 at 2:42pm
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Fantastic Beds!!
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Thanks! You're always so encouraging. 
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Nice beds! Love the various patterns on the blankets!
If you don't want the foot board, don't tuck the bottom part of the blanket under. Have it hang over the edge with a few folds or wrinkles and perhaps shadowing implying there is a foot board but you can't see it.
Or even use a dust ruffle.
:) fem view point.
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Thank you Dragonlady! Those are helpful suggestions and I'll definitely give them a try.
It's so frustrating that when I draw something by hand I have no problem but then when I go into Photoshop I'm all thumbs! I just can't seem to figure out how to get the effect I want.
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