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Actually, that's a coincidence.
Coca-cola's done this before, and your image looks as if it was inspired by this:
http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/poster.asp
I'm remember reading this 4 or 3 years back.
mmmmmm i luv coke.
i luv it totally me. i drink coke often and u made me crave. nice work. i like the ice at the bottom.
When I drank soda Coke was my drink of choice, I sometimes slip in a Coke every few or so months. This makes me in the mood for one!
Just getting rid of it altogether made it look better. Those wre a remnant of the old coloration when I was still messing witht he palette, I just overlooked them XP.
Also wanted to point out that the light orange color you're using to AA from gray to dark orange at the center of the bottle is actually having the opposite effect you want: it's highlighting the edge and making it stronger rather than blending it. It's tough with these restrictive palettes. You could use the gray to AA from the near-black color, and then dither-AA from gray to dark orange, if you even need AA at all there. The dither-AA may look even more rough than a raw edge, and there are simply no colors in this palette to AA between those two tones, as far as I can tell.
Nice! Good reflections. But you know you've got the colors to make this a ton smoother? Quick edit, left side only:
Actually no. The bottle was referenced from this http://carpoolqueen.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/lg_coca-cola_classic_bottle.jpg
The ice was just something I added in there