If this photo doesn't make you say "Awwww..." then I give up. LOL

I was going for a crayon look with PST. Something new for me.

Of course i went Awwww ( sorry that means you cant give up !:grin:)

I like your crayon look Swampy


Palms

Excellent, Palms... Sweet and simple, just the way I like 'em.

No definitely didn't go Awwww Honest.

Peter ;)

Liar, liar, pants on fire! LOL Good one, Peter.

Swampy, cute puppy.. Cute rendition
Palms, very artistic
Peter, I saw your painting and said, "Awwwww!"

LOL, OB... you tell him! That is precious. These look like illustrations from a children's book... Good work.

Liar, liar, pants on fire! LOL Good one, Peter.

I'm really hurt ;) I shall go and sulk now.


Peter, I saw your painting and said, "Awwwww!"OB - Awwww!!!! you old softie.

Nice pic though.

Peter

Great photo Swampy! And great photo art too!

I said Awwwww every time I looked at everyone's fabulous work. I just want to pick him up and snuggle him!! :grin:

Here's mine. Used Deep Paint.

Filled in the blowouts with EyeCandy III fur filter and then combined the GREYC smudge with Xero's Supersmooth and Artworx filter and also AAA Fotofix filter enhancements (some selective things too). :)

Nice photo, Swampy.
And all renditions are wonderful.

PSCS AHB version.

Alex, That's a great technique... Wanna give us some workflow?

Ditto what Swampy said. Please please pass on some tips.

Had to try some new methods from Swampys tutorials thanks for making and posting those makes, it alot better when you can play them over and over and over...lol. Somewhare I dont know where I picked up some floresent colors.

Looking good, Xrider. :-)

My humble try.

As always, lovely, Gerry. I like the gradient you put on the background. It's perfect!

Alex, That's a great technique... Wanna give us some workflow?

Ditto what Swampy said. Please please pass on some tips.

Thank you, Swampy and Jordan. And I believe that this technique is rather power :). Below is my quick tutorial:
http://www.2shared.com/file/2812706/2b61fee8/Power_AHB.html

Enjoy

Awesome, Alex! :bow::bow::bow: :bigthmb:
Can't wait to give it a try tomorrow.!!

Alex-
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Can't wait to play :)

AAwwwwwwww!!!!

As always, lovely, Gerry. I like the gradient you put on the background. It's perfect!

Thanks, Swampy. I'd love to have a puppy like that. He's so cute. I think I'm finally getting the hang of smudging. This is really fun stuff.

In russian awwwww = gowwwww

Vitali.

AAwwwwwwww!!!!

Long looking for nice puppy, very surprised with this "tremendous" work.:scared:
Bravo Graig.

AAwwwwwwww!!!!

Excellent Craig, ( mind you i am a bit concerned about your mood lately :grin::grin::grin:)

Palms

Craig is just being the clown in the back of the classroom, Palms. LOL Devil dog indeed.

Swampy, i like it, thanks, and i hope joy will explain it in a tutorial soon, ;-)
Also i dont understand the quick tut from Alex, it dont work by my, maybey its the langwitch (patatoo englisch from me)

thanks, alex :)

and thanks, palms. no need for concern, swampy has the right of it. she knows me too well ;)

and it really is an Awwww picture, despite my clowning around :)

maybe if i puffed up his fur like a blowfish....

My try.

Joe

I've been following this thread and looking closely at all the wonderful work everyone is doing. However, I can't find anywhere where someone has mentioned what kind of dog it is. I'm thinking that maybe the cute little stinker is a Great Pyrenees. In which case, he/she won't be so little very long. Any ideas?

The dog below is a guard dog at the University of Lincoln (Jefferson City, MO) sheep and goat barn. His massive head came past my waist. Even though this picture is really bad, he is one of the most beautiful dogs I've ever seen.

Janet

Joe... now that's one fluffy puppy! Excellent work.

Janet, I have no idea what kind of dog it is, but you may be right. :-)

Janet

Just for you

Peter

Ahhhwwww, How Tweet. Thanks.

Janet