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Farted by GamblerClock, August 17, 2009, 04:03:26 PM

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GamblerClock

Not sure if this is the correct place to be posting this, but anyway, review these photoshop images, all made in around 10-30 mins.











Thunderbolt

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I like this one the most

Silly Putty Clock

Are you into parkour? That's neat.
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GamblerClock

Yeah, been doing it for around 2 months now.

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Silly Putty Clock

Quote from: GamblerClock;1649952Yeah, been doing it for around 2 months now.

How difficult is it to get into? It seems like something that would take a lot of practice.

EDIT: Also, I love this one:
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I think the extreme deep blue of the sky gives it a bit of a surreal feel.
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GamblerClock

Quote from: Chaotic Silly Putty;1650124How difficult is it to get into? It seems like something that would take a lot of practice.

Its pretty hard at first, but when you find a few good spots in your area and you learn the basics its quite easy. It helps alot if you meet up with other people as they are generally willing to help. I learnt from watching videos on youtube. Glyphmedia has a pretty good channel to show you the basic techniques.

If you do start up, my advice is to get the basics down ASAP, then when you're confident try linking them together in a single run (known as flow).

And yes, I train at least 3 times a week, the more you put in the more you get out.

Silly Putty Clock

Quote from: GamblerClock;1650143Its pretty hard at first, but when you find a few good spots in your area and you learn the basics its quite easy. It helps alot if you meet up with other people as they are generally willing to help. I learnt from watching videos on youtube. Glyphmedia has a pretty good channel to show you the basic techniques.

If you do start up, my advice is to get the basics down ASAP, then when you're confident try linking them together in a single run (known as flow).

And yes, I train at least 3 times a week, the more you put in the more you get out.

I hear it becomes a way of life.
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