Here's a fun painting project. Needs some color correction and I'd be interested to see your colors.

I see it darker...

A sunset or sunrise??

Yours has a mysterious feel, Michel. Nice

Summerz, that's a real cool take. The yellow and purple are very striking.

Nice find Swampy

Went slightly darker as well, plus straightened it up a little.

Peter

Ohhh, I really like your color choice, Peter. It's like the gateway is glowing. :-)

Not a painting, but I liked the greener greens and the yellows and reds.

Juergen

Yes, Juergen. I think you colors are pretty realistic. I've seen so many of these gates in southern Florida and the walls are usually white or yellowish orange.

Hi all,

Great garden gate scene we have here and a great chance for me to try out my GERTRUDIS program. With the exception of the soft matting and the texture this was done using the water color settings in GERTRUDIS. I really like this program and have used it as a begining step for other styles -- even sketches. It gives it a more drawing like look and paint look rather than that photo look. Sometimes many of my photoart works look more like a photo than art. A litttle too acurate on color and technique. Hope you all enjoy my version of this great picture. One thing about this picture there are many ways to address it and you all have done great. Can't wait to see others soon.

bcarll

"The Gate"

Steve C.

I took quite a few "go's" to arrive at this.

i used ahb and then a emboss action after quite a few colour tweekings,

Palms

Palms, I think that is one of your best painting ever! Texture is great. You said you used embossing. Mind explaining?

Palms, I think that is one of your best painting ever! Texture is great. You said you used embossing. Mind explaining?

Thank you Swampy the embossing action is one Mike Warren has just released and I have been trying it out ( and a few others of his they get the thumbs up from me ) They are all on atncentral

http://www.atncentral.com/

I also used it on the tiger posting earlier


Palms

Thanks, gal. I'll have to give it a try.

I desaturated it; inverted it; increased the contrast and then colorized it.

Phil... You know what I think? That would make a great textile pattern! Wonderful.