CgTalk Daily Sketch 253 'Tarot'

[bealobo]

Hello!
I hope I can sketch on this one, I am very focused on doing a 3d short right now and haven´t got much time... but I miss the daily sketch group ... so much... this is adictive... snif snif
OK
good work everyone! and keep sketching!

[Goliath]

so tarot is like fortune telling cards or ?

[Kirt]

Here's some inspiration from the Eatpoo community. (http://tarot.eatpoo.com/)

There's lots of interesting cards in there, but some liberties were taken with the common depiction of each card.

[pulver]

Ok this is my tarot card...the devil


1h photoshop

not my best but I'm trying:)

http://jocar009.thg.se/devil_final.jpg

[Enayla]

I think I stopped this one a little too late :/ Nearly two hours. Man, I was having so much fun with the dress, just doing little squiggles (I've never painted a dress like that), that I completely forgot about the time. Drat. For me, this is still very much though a sketch. The format is so much smaller than what I'd usually work in, it's not at all polished like my stuff usually is... I'm seriously considering going ahead and making an actual painting of this though :]

It's been ages since I knew what the tarot cards mean - but this is Queen of Pentacles, anyway, I might do another one and make it looser and more sketchy (am learning so much from sketching this much :D

http://www.furiae.com/images/tarot.jpg

[jamiehunter]

amazing as always Enayla. Could you give us a bit of insight into how you work? 2 hours for something like that is amazing, same with all of your sketches.

[Sagii]

Enayla - wow girl, your painting are crazy good. The last one I saw your 10 minute hepurn I was like no way 10 minutes! It would be great if you could share how you do it, because ur work is amazing, I checked out your website to see your finished works and it all looked so beautiful,

lol the daily sketch group becomes more intimidating every day, I remember at first there were only a few master painters and then well everyone else was trying now, things have really gone the other way!

I still love it here thought, even though I took a month break from the sketch group it made me get better and the daily practice is fantastic.... so despite intimidation I will keep on sketching.

:eek:

[Enayla]

Thanks :]

In an uninspired state, this would've taken quite a few hours, but when I'm feeling like painting, it's really quick. Here, I started out with a colour sketch as usual, went over it with a smaller brush and picked out details and then used the smudge tool to get the nice overlaps of colours (and not ashamed of it: smudge can be your best friend, just use it sparingly. And, not a round one - make a semi-round brush that's sorta blotchy and uneven and not compact, it gets a really nice, quick result that doesn't look smudgey.)

Then I squiggle. I use the soft edged round brush for some of it, the sharp edged one for some other things. I vary between pressure sensitivity on opacity and on size, and sometimes I use my favourite sketch brush: one that's slightly soft edged and set to pressure sensitivity on both.

If I make an actual painting, I work in SUCH a large format that this process takes forever, working small like this (I only shrunk the picture slightly for the thread), it's quick and you're just picking up the highlights from the darker tones. It's not as detailed as it looks - here, I uploaded a closeup of her face for you:

http://www.furiae.com/images/tarotcloseup.jpg

See? Squiggles :] She looks awful that close up (also, I accidentally didn't save the final version, so this one is from a slightly earlier stage :[ the colours are a little different, I think?), but the highlights are sort of in the right place so they create an illusion of a more detailed face. Also, helps to pull the mirror into the living room and put on a pretty dress - then stand up and look at self whenever I get confused with the pose, ha ha. Procedure of putting on dress not included in final time account of how long it took.

I hope that helped a little?

[Sagii]

yes and thank you for ur nose and mouth tutorials in your website, I will give them a try...

oh boy so much more to learn!

[Enayla]

Okay, heh, I've now decided to share one of my trade secrets with you guys - but only if you promise to do a tarot-inspired painting!

Here's my smudge brush. Use it sparingly and only when the smudging can't actually be spotted :}

http://www.furiae.com/images/smudgebrush.jpg

[robinayles]

Enayla - WOW! This is Sketch of the Week, Sketch of the Month and Sketch of the YEAR!! You are far too humble, She's even beautiful close up! I wish you would do a full size of her, she is absolutely breath-taking! I bow down in humble gratitude that you deem us worthy to share your time and techniques with us! :thumbsup: :bounce: :applause: :buttrock:

-Robin

[Enayla]

O, hush :] I'm the one that should thank you guys. This little section of CGtalk has me so inspired that I'm painting with eagerness for the first time in ages. So many lovely pictures to look at, the whole 'theme' thing is really awesome: seeing a ton of interpretations of the same thing.

And I feel so welcome, too <3

[bkboggy]

Enayla... wow... what a fantastic work there! Thanks for the brush too, what program do you use it with? Well.. I feel like mine's too childish.. but here it is anyways:




http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v217/bkboggy/sadness_card1.jpg

[Thany]

Enayla: You are too good for us! But stick around so we can learn from you! Thanks for sharing your secret smudge brush. Perfect timing too, I'll have to try it out since I've recently been messin' around with the brush creator in Photoshop.

Here's mine. Didn't have much time, so I did a pretty quick sketch. For me that's anything under an hour. I usually sit, think, sketch, change things around, sketch, stare, sketch, I do a lot thinking about composition, trying to create a comp that leads the viewers eye to the parts I want people to look at.

Anyway here it is. Photoshop, 45 minutes.

EDIT: My Bandwith exceeded. Just uploaded this image to a new host.

http://monkey.trouble-free.net/~thany/temp/taro.jpg

[yonna]

Argh, took me too long for a sketch :( First i had it in OpenCanvas but i couldnt find the shortcuts easily so i exported it to familiar Photoshoppie. And struggled with color tones even with looking to a reference! Say 4 hours maybe more... I can be so clumpsy sometimes but heck it was fun.
Enayla, thanks for sharing one of your secrets (gorgeous pic by the way). I will try that trick out for sure. Its only a bit late for my tarot thingy but i hope it is still worthy enough to place.
http://img61.exs.cx/img61/4020/2531af.jpg

ps/wacom
I associate tarot with gypsies. *glares* my garlic look like apples! :(

[Bytehawk]

1 hour artrage/photoshop

http://users.skynet.be/bytehawk/cgtalk/joker.jpg

[White Rabbit]

Wow, beautiful work... I'll definitely try some smudging tomorrow, but... what does it mean ? Smudge...

Well - Thany's ripper makes mine look a bit sheepish, but anyway : about 3 hours, Painter 9 + Wacom, on and off with writing an essay on the decay of the relationship between man and nature.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v670/151085/Tarot.jpg

[mahir]

WOW!! This is an awesome topic! I loved the series Carnivale which had some great tarot cards designs. The sheer variety of the cards - makes it so hard to choose one to work on. And Kirt the link you provided is informative and inspirational (not to mention the artworks there are just incredibly intimidating). And Enayla has already outshone us all! Thanx for the great tips!
I'm reading through all the different cards and interpretation and getting some ideas down. We'll see what comes out of it. Boy I so want to do this one. I'm so stoked!

[paperclip]

Wow, Enayla! I'm thinking maybe we should set up your account so that everything you post automatically goes into the 'CG choice' forum. I mean, really! How long does it take you to finish one of your more 'polished' pieces?
and WHERE did you learn to paint like that??
Well........here's my fortune teller. hope you like it! C & c gladly recieved.
30 mins, photoshop.
paperclip

http://picserver.org/view_image.php/4L6ES7Y2I1BL/picserver.jpeg

[Enayla]

Yay! Am so loving the contributions so far. Awesome interpretations. Let me see more :D

I once learned the entire tarot card deck when I was younger, not because I actually believed in it but because I thought it was neat. I had a couple of decks - I thought they were so pretty. Honestly considering designing a deck but it feels a little false, as I'm not a 'believer', as such.

Anyway, I shan't turn this thread into a tutorial thread or anything, but since I was asked about the smudge, as such, I'll post this little thing I threw together, I hope it's a bit helpful :]

http://www.furiae.com/images/smoothing.jpg

(something I forgot to say is also this: see that line with the smudging on only one side? I was trying to illustrate that you can still keep sharp edges, and that you should. Often, where a shadow is beneat an arm against the skin, for instance, there will be a sharp edge with smoothness above and below. It's dangerous to just have everything looking blurred).

[crazy3dman]

First of all - Enayla, your sketch is beautiful and thanks for sharing your knowledge here. Your work is very inspiring (Am I the 100th person to say that now?) :)

Anyway, I really know nothing about Tarot Cards aside from the fact that I've always loved looking at them. And I really don't usually work this dark, but this is where the topic took me. :shrug:

Photoshop, wacom, way to long - many hours

http://www.crazy3dman.com/daily_sketch/C3DM_dsg253.jpg

[Thany]

That's awesome crazy3dman! Good to see you use color, too.

[crazy3dman]

Thanks Thany. Not exactly the most sophisticated use of color, but it's a start. :shrug:

Yours blew me away. Some of your recent sketches would look great worked up as finished paitnings. Your sketches keep getting better and better.

[Crunktastic]

Incredible work in here!
My attempt - Too much time - Photoshop

http://img70.exs.cx/img70/503/tarot9vv.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us/)

[Thany]

Thanks Thany. Not exactly the most sophisticated use of color, but it's a start. :shrug:

Yours blew me away. Some of your recent sketches would look great worked up as finished paitnings. Your sketches keep getting better and better.

Blew you away, wow, Thanks man. I think I'm seeing it too. My favorite art are those that look energized. My work use to look really flat and posed, for lack of a better word. However, since I've been sketching here at CGtalk, and with my studies at art school about line of actions and quick guesture like drawings, I am starting to see improvements. My images seem a little more dynamic now. My favorite digital artist is Craig Mullins. His stuff blows me away.

[Gord-MacDonald]

Enayla

Thanks so much for the tips/insights you have posted to this thread! I just managed to get to this thread (I always run a little late), but I am going to review all of it!

Also, helps to pull the mirror into the living room and put on a pretty dress - then stand up and look at self whenever I get confused with the pose, ha ha.

In my case, I think I would become confused, looking at myself in the mirror while wearing a pretty dress :D

- Gord

[FridayEve]

http://www.fridayeve.com/gallery/cgtalk/cg253_fridayeve.jpg
1.5 hours/painter 6
the star card in its positive state represents hope in a greater power. I thought i would put this spin on it.

[CodeNothing]

sorry, not realy an illustrated sketch. more like a digital composite sketch. but i had a painting by Bouguerough that i thought would be perfect for this....

anyway, i used photoshop. and about 30 minutes. 10 of that went to typing out the info on back that is probably all spelled wrong. :) just a bunch of filters and photoshop tricks. If i get any time to sit down ill replace this with a real sketch.

http://img139.exs.cx/img139/7788/tarot4hd.gif

[Gord-MacDonald]

ps 1hr so far.

I am not finished, but am burnt out for the night, I am posting now as motivation to finish tommorrow. I don't know anything about Tarot (have heard of it of course) so I did some basic research on the web:

http://www.tarothermit.com/cosmograph.htm

I can be a bit of a fool, and I like the moon so here is the image so far:

http://cg2020.com/dailysketch/Tarot_1.jpg

[mahir]

Which card to choose?! Well, here's my first attempt (I might try another one if time permits). After reading the description this image popped into my head.

http://almahir.com/cpg132/albums/CDS/2005_CDS253_tarot_chariot.jpg

Pencil on paper then digitally coloured. 1.5hrs.

[drawMonger]

Thanks for sharing Enayla :)
http://digitalcraft.com.au/misc/sg253-tarot.jpg
painter / ps / OMG! 3hrs

[Hammy_W]

http://desrev.com/hamu/DailySketch/Hammy_TarotMoon.jpg

Long time no post! Would love to give this topic another try if I had the time.
Painter 7, roughly 30 mins.

And oh my goodness Enayla! That's just beautiful, seriously. Words alone itself would not be able to describe my envious towards your magnificent art skill!
Thany, gotta love your use of complementary colours in your drawing. http://cgtalk.com/images/smilies/grin.gif FridayEve, Love the soft colors, I missed some of your old sketches but thankyou for putting them up in your website. And everyone else's, great works, great works, great works! http://cgtalk.com/images/smilies/smile.gif
This thread is such a treat! :thumbsup:

[Zebula]

2 Hours - PS, Wacom.
http://img207.exs.cx/img207/2893/tarot7qq.jpg

[Xillion]

edit: sorry for the double post, this one missed the image so...read the next one :)

[Xillion]

http://images.43things.com/entry/00/00/06/1778l.jpg

Hi all, this is my first post here. It took me about an hour to complete in painter and photoshop. It's more a study on light based on reference found at www.clickedi.de (http://www.clickedi.de) than a true painting but I hope it's good. Font used kefka found at www.flashkit.com (http://www.flashkit.com).

edit: if you can't see the image, you can find it at:
http://www.43things.com/entries/image/1778?t=e
ps.: Sorry for the double post !

[mahir]

Managed to get another one done. I thought I'd go for a card with a female character - "The High Priestess". Too bad I don't have time to do some more... Then again maybe I'll just do some for fun and put them up on my website... hmmm....

http://almahir.com/cpg132/albums/CDS/2005_CDS253_tarot_highpriestess.jpg

Pencil on paper and digitally colored. 1hr this time.

[aghill]

Hey people. Its been a while since ive had time to do this. Some spare time in school gave me the chance to put in a card. Really beutifull entries so far.

Friday love yours - I was wondering.. do you ever paint in zoomed view or do you paint it all in 100%?

Enayla, that is so crazy. Great sence of perspective in the pentagram too. And green-black gotta be my favorite gradient :)

Thany, holy cow! neat stuff. cool idea to let his weapon be the souce of the magic.

Hammy_W, that is such a cool image. I allways have problems painting the moon. Never thought of putting so much redish hue to the rim.

http://upl.silentwhisper.net/uplfolders/upload0/magic.jpg

[edit] oh yeah forgot - 1.5 hour with mouse and PS.

[elmasfeo]

amazing entries!! the level here is really going up every day!:thumbsup:

well, this one may be a bit near the off-topic-ness, but I've seen that there is a tarot card that is a tower being hit by lighting, and...I wanted to paint this...
I actually saw this on live this saturday night, here in madrid, so I'm painting from memory... one of the highest buildings in the city (104meters, 32 floors) got on fire, and as it was during saturday and at night (between 23:30 and 4:00am or so), there wasn't anybody there, so there's nobody dead and only some firemen breath some smoke... knowing that, it was a great spectacle, something dreadfully beautiful, and people (like me) were on the streets watching it, (maybe taking a drink:)), discussing if it would collapse or not, taking photographs... at the end only the upper part of the outer walls fell down, it's still standing there (for the moment) and causing heavy circulation problems in madrid...

http://www.telefonica.net/web2/chapuceros/windsor.jpg
(30min, photoshop)

[daw]

Great work everyone!

Well just a very quick one today... PS 25min wacom...
I will probably do this one later with colors. :hmm:
http://www.dplays.se/253.jpg

[OZ]

Photoshop + mouse + about 50 mins.....
The emperor....

[miloszwl]

http://img137.exs.cx/img137/4296/emperor5cg.png (http://www.imageshack.us)
please wait patiently! the image is quite big. thank you

available also here -> http://www.deviantart.com/view/15155670/

Great works everybody!
Mine took me about 3 hours to complete.
It was fully created in fireworks mx using vectors.

Thanks goes to Kirt for inspiration ;)

-Milo

[Her0d]

Painter 40min, Photoshop 10min:

http://ci.com.pl/%7Estf/gfx/lanerd.jpg

[DoInferno]

Finally! It´s done.Took me about 3 hours, but i was doing a lot of others things together...

Pencil and ink on paper and photoshop. Kinda Art Noveau try...

Hell of a great work everybody, especially Enayla, Crazy3dman and Thany.

Here is mine:

http://www.carlosranna.com.br/cgtalk/253-Tarot.jpg

[robinayles]

This thread is AWESOME!...this is one I'm going to have to try myself once my thumb heals enough. Everyone is so great, the level of the art has gone sky-high! Congrats to ALL of you...and there are some GREAT ones among us too, Enayla - FridayEve - Thany! WOW!!

Her0d - LOVE IT - LOVE IT - LOVE IT!!...but where is his pocket protector? Oh wait, that's right, no pockets on the Star Trek uniforms! :)

Way to go everyone, keep up the stunningly great work!

[Lingon]

Well, this is my try:
http://anblo016.thg.se/sketch/rage2.jpg

About 1½ hours Photoshop CS

[augustus]

Enayla-> I will try to tell my thoughts as well as my English lets me: WOW! :love:

Here is my humble attempt. About one hour, Painter.

http://august.f2o.org/temp/TheHangedMan.jpg

[crazy3dman]

DoInferno - Nice work. I really like the design of you card. I like the way the hair turns into the border. Cool.

augustus - nice composition and concept. very creepy.

[Enayla]

Whee! So many pretty images. This was exactly what I was hoping for when I posted the subject (also so happy my theme was picked :})

<3

[Art2]

around 1h40min Painter and couple min PS.

I really know nothing about Tarotcards, but I like those freaky illustrations on the cards.
I chose Chariot(War) (-thanks GordonM for the link)

http://www.marlonart.nl/web/sketch71.jpg

Excellent works guys! This corner of CGtalk is getting better and better!!

[NathanielWest]

Here's mine...very late as I worked all weekend :shrug: Enayla got me going with her thing so I chose the Queen of Cups. The octopus thing just happened for no particular reason except I wanted to do it like that. So I made a pathetic attempt at doing a figure which is not my normal thing. This took about 40 minutes in photoshop. I had no more time than just to get the whole thing roughed in. Oh well.

http://nathanielwest.net/images/tarot.jpg

[DoInferno]

Really glad you like it Crazy3dman! Really glad!

[crazy3dman]

Art2 - Very cool piece. It makes me think of Maxfield Parish. I think it's the straight on side view of the character and the very graphic composition that seems Parish-like to me. Nice painting too.

[DesireeJReynolds]

Ok, here is my High Priestess Card... heh.... It started out to be the Lovers card....but it just didn't evolve that way!

EDIT: I forgot to post how much time and all that! This was done in Photoshop 7 with a WACOM... Took me about 1 hour.

http://www.desireejreynolds.com/tarotcard.jpg

[Art2]

Thanks Crazy3Dman, glad you like it!
I had to look up who Maxfield Parish was tho... forgive my ignorance :)
I really liked what I saw.

[Hammy_W]

Thanks Aghill for liking my pic! :D I liked yours a lot too! I would love to give Magician a try but I guess the topic Tarot is near closing so I suppose I will just do some for my own leisure. Enayla, thankyou once again for a lovely topic such as this. :) It's very inspiring!

Nathaniel West, you certainly have a great skill of your own! I love yours as much!
Art2, I often wonder how did you manage to colour sooo neatly. I seriously need to practise in that.
miloszwl, Vector art is hard for me at most time! Glad to see a different style of art around here! :D

And again, great job everyone! I would like to vote on the weekly sketch but I better get back to my works now.

[drawMonger]

Art2 - Very cool piece. It makes me think of Maxfield Parish. I think it's the straight on side view of the character and the very graphic composition that seems Parish-like to me. Nice painting too.

I'm no expert but i know that Parrish did make great use of the profile, so i can see the link...He was known for his blues...maybe Art2 will be known for the warm colours that he uses so well :)

[Art2]

Art2, I often wonder how did you manage to colour sooo neatly. I seriously need to practise in that.

Hammy, glad to see you posting again, love your mooncat!
For this piece I blocked in the color with oilpastel, then smooth things out using camelhair round.

DrawMonger... haha! Thanks mate.
BTW you're improving and improving, keep it up!

[miloszwl]

miloszwl, Vector art is hard for me at most time! Glad to see a different style of art around here! :D

Thank you. I was starting to think that the image didn't load since nobody mentioned it LOL

You've got nice style too ;)

[lulaassassina]

Enayla, we have to meet someday.

[Enayla]

Eee! So many pretty pictures. I should vote now but it's going to be so difficult. *wail*

lula assassina -- Meet me? Whatever for? o.O

[lulaassassina]

Enayla:
Do people need pre-reasons to meet? If I knew why I meet people before I meet them, it would be useless.

[Enayla]

Heheh, yes, I suppose. I live pretty far out of anyone's way, though.

[DoInferno]

And where is this place that you live? If you don´t mind me asking?

[Enayla]

Sweden :} Lovely, wonderful, and currently very snowy, Sweden.

You?

[Kirt]

Just had to get in on the tarot one too. :D

Sorry, no time for much more than this sketch though.

http://kirt.cgcommunity.com/images/ds253.jpg

Photoshop 1.5 hours. Oh what I wouldn't give for Linda's speed. :love:

Thanks for the tips and brush BTW. Always helpful.

Thany - Wicked! Love death, but the body could use a little more I think.
paperclip - Very nice look to this one. She has a passive morbidity in her gaze. Kinda creepy if I stare at it too long. :D
crazy3Dman - Nice style ... I especially like the line work on the figures in the foreground.
FridayEve - Just stunning - as usual. :thumbsup:
CodeNothing - Regardless of the technique ... it works! I like it. Oh wait! I saw the ring ... AAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaahhhhhhhhgrrrrrrKKKK!
gordonm - Looks like you were onto something good. Nice character work.
Hammy_W - Simple and effective. I love it.
Xillion - Good job here too. Nice and moody. I was waiting to see if a pair of glowing eyes would show. :twisted:

Ugh ... too many good ones. My hand is getting sore from typing. Everyone else ...

WOOOOT!! :bounce:

[Xillion]

Ouch! Kirt,I thought of adding them but in the end I forgot to, 'cause I got carried away by the urge to post my sketch!!! Thank you for the suggestion/reminder... and oh, by the way, lovely sketch!!!

[DoInferno]

Brazil, beautifull, sunny Brazil!

[SpeccySteve]

Well, I'm about a week late but I finished this up this evening so I may as well post it.

"Justice" Painter, 90 mins-ish

http://img111.exs.cx/img111/8162/tarot20hu.jpg (http://www.imageshack.us)

[crazy3dman]

Kirt - Just saw yours. Very fun take on the topic. Great characters.

[DMageXVII]

Hi everyone!

This topic moved me, so i'm going to post (as usual) a late entry!

The joker:
Free from constraints, he can do anything... and he might!
I had to objectives for this sketch:
1 - To try a new perspective
2 - To give it a twisted expression

http://img156.exs.cx/img156/1792/joker0cx.jpg

What do you guys think?

Here's what i think of yours:

@Enayla (you must be getting sick of recieving only compliments... or maybe not!) so i'll try to provide some constructive criticism AND my heartfelt "WOW THAT'S AMAZING!" :P
The claws on your queen seem a little to straight for my liking (claws are usually partially bent inward towards the palm in most animals), but it's really nothing.
The glowing pentacle and fade-out effect is my favorite part of your sketch, it really looks wd!
Finally, i'd like to thank you for your smudge tutorial! I used it a little in my sketch, try to spot where!

@bkboogy I tend to skip your piece as i sift through the posts because of the desaturated colors, but when i took the time to look at it, i really see the emotion conveyed... Very effective!
Also, the reflection in the water is really wd! But it's easy to miss, once again, because of the lack of color... Good job in all, because the emotion is the most important part of a painting

@Thany Heh, that's a really nice piece you have there. I especially like the death character. To improve, i'd consider another pose for the deathee... perhaps is chest could be slightly raised as if he's convulsing... This would, other than making the picture more 3 dimentionnal, mix things up a bit...

@Fridayeve Nice sketch! Still pumping out masterpieces too, huh? Well, keep it up, my only crit would be that the nose is a little bit crooked... though it might be intended, still it's phenomenal!

@HammyW Wow! I really like your piece! Not only is the style original and eye catching, and the character is really cute, but you really pulled it off too! LOL! i just noticed the moon attatched to the cat's tail! :P awesome!

@Kirt I also really like your sketch! It's Stylish and despite not being colored, it oozes style! The angel on the right's face is hard to make out though, but the piece as a whole is amazing!

@Everyone else GJ on this topic! Everyone really surpassed themselves

AND NOW!!!.... ... Back to lurking!

Till next time, folks,

DragonMage

[ThreedyModeler]

Way way way past the deadline (and the voting for that matter) for this one... but I had to throw this up here.

My friends and I were inspired by the intro sequence to HBO's "Carnivale" (http://www.hbo.com/carnivale/) so we decided to design our own Tarot deck. This was a quick collage exercise in Photoshop to work out the design I wanted. I will be completely re-drawing it by hand, monochromatic (we decided the whole deck would be b/w.)

It is the Ace of Pentacles. (~3 hours Photoshop+Google Image search; Wacom Tablet)
http://home.cfl.rr.com/staber/work/2d_01.jpg

I have been so bummed lately that I haven't been able to participate in the sketches... I have been doing a major redesign on my portfolio website, travelling, and working a lot so maybe I can get back into it in the coming weeks when stuff settles down.

Keep up the great work, everyone!

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