PHOTO ART: Mini-challenge #48 – Tigers Playing

CJ Swartz · #31 06-20-2005, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Kraellin

great starting pic, and some really nice renditions.
however, everyone sees different things and i'm no exception

Craig

Craig - you definitely have a creative eye, and a distinctive way of looking at things. If male tigers could play pinball, I'm sure this is what it would look like!
Great execution of a very different point of view!!

Elleth · #32 06-20-2005, 06:23 PM

I have a litter of kittens, they were born mothers day weekend. (anyone want one?

) They're starting to play just like these two kitties!

Swampy · #33 06-20-2005, 07:06 PM

Nice, Elleth!

How did you do your grass?

Elleth · #34 06-20-2005, 07:40 PM

Thanks Swampy!

I did most of this image in Painter, first I opened it in Photoshop and increased the saturation, then on to painter where I used the Camel Impasto cloner brush, I varied the size and opacity of the brush. Then back to Photoshop where I opened TM texture 121 file (which I think you can get here) and dragged it into the image, put it one layer below the tigers and set the blending mode of the painted tigers layer to hard light.

It lost some of the detail when I posted it here, you can see more detail here

You wouldnt want a kitten would ya?

Kraellin · #35 06-21-2005, 07:33 AM

thanks Dee Dee, CJ

fun to do these. might not be 'art' in the truest sense, but if i can get a smile then it's worth it

the hard part was finding a picture of a pinball machine set at the right angle to line the tiger up.

elleth, very nice

and i'd love a kitten, but i'm away from home every so often and i just hate leaving cats or dogs alone or with someone else

how bout some pictures of the little furballs?

Craig

Swampy · #36 06-21-2005, 12:24 PM

Okay.. I've reworked this file thanks to tips from Elleth. I have sooooo much to learn about Painter! But it's so much fun exploring.

Painter IX, Fine Round Gouche cloner brush for the tigers, sponge for grass and rock and shadow. Tigers, rock, and grass on separate layers. Saved as a Photoshop File.

In PhotoShop, I applied some "wool texture" to the tigers, rough concrete texture to the rock. Blurred the grass and did an ambient light lighting filter on the grass layer (no texture). Added a teeny touch of bevel/emboss to the tigers and the rock layers.

Lastly did a curves adjustment on the grass layer to help pop the whites.

Kraellin · #37 06-21-2005, 12:44 PM

oh, i like that overall effect, dee dee. could you maybe bring the tigers out a bit more? a bit more saturation maybe on them alone?

Craig

Swampy · #38 06-21-2005, 01:27 PM

Your wish is my command...

It does add to the "pop" factor. :-)

Thanks, Craig

Kraellin · #39 06-21-2005, 10:08 PM

oh, i like that! thank you. thank you very much

Craig

lkroll · #40 10-29-2005, 11:04 PM

Used Paint Engine and Xero's Caravagio filter to create this one. Some saturation/color adjustments too.

raniday · #41 10-30-2005, 05:55 AM

lkroll, that's a beautiful, painterly look! I love all the Xero filters and use 'em a lot.

Peter S · #42 01-31-2007, 03:45 PM

I did this ages ago and forgot to post it, then lost it, now found it.

Peter

CJ Swartz · #43 02-01-2007, 03:22 PM

Peter, so glad you found it again -- their fur has texture to pet now!

Did you use any Adaptive equalization or ?

Peter S · #44 02-01-2007, 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by CJ Swartz

Peter, so glad you found it again -- their fur has texture to pet now!

Did you use any Adaptive equalization or ?

Now don't be getting technical with me!!

I did this quite a while back so can't remember anything I did fully.
Smoothing with noise reduction and Diffuse aniso, and add texture as to the rest ?????

Peter

Photoshop
Sorry

CJ Swartz · #45 02-01-2007, 03:30 PM

Peter, I don't even remember most of the steps I take while I'm actually working on a piece -- have to look in the history and at my layers to see what I did.