I think she looks very happy though at first I wasn't sure, maybe a little bit of a Mona Lisa smile there.

Anyway I thought you would maybe like to have a try at this one.

The full size original can be found at this link:-
[img=http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2017/hkg9s5zt44pc7.th.jpg] (http://img223.imageshack.us/my.php?image=hkg9s5zt44pc7.jpg)


A larger version of my effort if anyone is interested can be seen at this link:-
[img=http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/2513/oldladyhpd4.th.jpg] (http://img223.imageshack.us/my.php?image=oldladyhpd4.jpg)



Enjoy

Peter

More Gradient play. :)

Nice find, Peter.

Did some charcoal/chalk, extrude, etc.

my take on the lady with a combination of painter and Photoshop

Very interesting facial expression, that's for sure. My attempt is through using Swampy's lineart and watercolor tutorials. Thank you so much Swampy, for taking the time to create those tutorials!!

My attempt not sure what type you would call it ! :wink:

Palms

Here's one version of the "elderly Mona Lisa."

Steve C.

Happened on this version while playing around with a few settings. So thought I might as well post it too.

Steve C.

Susie, Go to the head of the class! Excellent! :-)

Susie, Go to the head of the class! Excellent! :-)

Thank you Swampy, your tutorials are the greatest!!