I would bet many very interesting stories have been told inside this classic house! Another photo courtesy of www.FontPlay.com.

Have fun.

~Danny~

Only with PS biult in brush engine.

Only with PS built in brush engine.

Very creative as usual.

I'm guessing: Did you use the History Brush + Custom brush(es) or ones supplied with Photoshop? Or perhaps the Art History Brush? :)

"Good fences make good neighbors." Robert Frost.

Perhaps true, but transluscent fences make friendly neighbours. As least in my opinion.

Played with Art History brush set to Ornament 2 35 pixel. Lightened shadows with Hightlight/shadow.

Cheers
Dave

Did a little bit of redecorating then applied DeBono's Pen and Wash action (as you can see from my other posts I like that action). :pleased:

Impressionist paint followed by chalkaholic, blend 85 normal.

Christine

Used a fill layer (overlay) in photopaint for the color, (i use masks), then copied into ps7, impr fingerpaint (modified) together with buzz (just got it :happy: ) for the oil-painted look.

Nice one jaykita!
Basics I did use here
(Mike Finn)DigiDoodle and Dup snapshot graylines>Dup.washed snapshot>image apply in screen mode
Then did a Pop artist>adjust popartist 2 times
1st time for the cutout used> poster edges
2nd time Adap.Equel>(Action was stoped when 2 apply cutout)
Textured!
These are the basics with some layer mode changes

Manju