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Computer doodles for those that can't paint! (1 Viewer)
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Atricapilla
Still Wandering
timwootton
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So what's actually happening here, Bob? - Is it a photograph which you've manipulated in Photoshop (using stylize tools) or what? (Cos if it's a 'real' painting - you ought to be exhibiting!). I'd like to know what you're doing, please. Cheers - Timbobwoodcock said:
Atricapilla
Still Wandering
Yes Tim, it's been manipulated with photoshop,I really envy people who can turn out something like that with real paint.timwootton said:
Strandman
Well-known member
ed keeble said:
As per Tim's polite suggestion, here's a less virulently backgrounded version of the Hawfinch. I've kept a couple of stages along the way on this one and these are posted here along with a couple of others for anyone interested in the techniques used.
http://edkeeble.smugmug.com/Computer painting tutorials
There must be something less lofty to call them than tutorials but that'll do for the moment.
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Dave B
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Wow, this is great (the tutorial) Ed,
Just what I need at the moment. I'm working on a couple of of digital doodles - the plover and a minivet, but they do take quite a while. I worked for much of yesterday, on and off, on the minivet.
Now I might try again using the techniques you suggest.
Cheers
Dave
Just what I need at the moment. I'm working on a couple of of digital doodles - the plover and a minivet, but they do take quite a while. I worked for much of yesterday, on and off, on the minivet.
Now I might try again using the techniques you suggest.
Cheers
Dave
ed keeble said:
