Creative challenge 005: Digital Dog Painting

[righthanddesign]

Did this is about 10 minutes. This is how I would have painted this dog. I would make it a little cleaner and such but you get the idea from me.

[zip022]

Here's my attempt again at this weird-o process.
I thought I quit, but it's just too much fun.
Deb

[DannyRaphael]

Based on Suzanne's prices, I'd say we've got enough art in this thread to have a REALLY BIG party!

I'm glad we're having fun with this one. Keep 'em coming.

[Fizzgiz]

Very odd stuff. I'm going to have psychodelic dog nightmares tonight. Thanks Danny . Well at least I got some practice with my pen, and learned some things. And of course, I did have fun. So seriously, thank you Danny.

[jaykita]

I should be so lucky if someone buys this!

[Neve]

Good for you Judy - it's VERY Warholish

[kiska]

Here is a variation.

[Janet Petty]

Kiska, tis nice to see you took time away from your virtual love affair with J. to create an exceptional piece.

Sooie,

Janet

[kiska]

Dang, I can't escape! This torrid affair is 'hush, hush", now.

[philbach]

Hmm. I tried to use the same effect.

[Shoshanna]

First I'd like to thank everyone for the very warm welcome you offered-- you really made me feel right at home. Danny, your comment in the guest book at my gallery was especially appreciated, and it was very nice of you to post a link at this site to my pictures. I'm going to like it here, and you've certainly encouraged me to participate!

Margaret, in answer to your question, my work on the brother&sister image was done entirely in Photoshop-- I've been working on a new technique for easily creating various types of sketches from photographs. It was my intention to answer your post within the thread for the brother&sister images, but tonight the thread seemed nowhere to be found! In the future I'll try very hard to respond more quickly-- sometimes, I'm afraid, deadlines for the work we have to complete must take priority over those projects with which we'd like to play! (And editors are notoriously short on both tolerance and humor when it comes to deadlines!)

So, finally, here is a quick rendition I did of the cute little dog-- these challenges are fun and relaxing, and I enjoy them. This obviously is not what is usually considered "a man's dog", but I love working with all that fur!

Thanks for letting me participate.

Take care,

Shoshanna
http://www.pbase.com/shoshanna

[Shoshanna]

Just to better show the paint effect and appearance of brushwork I'm uploading a cropped version of the dog picture-- it probably should have accompanied the earlier post, but I hadn't realized it was possible to attach two separate images to the same message. My apologies!

Take care,

Shoshanna
http://www.pbase.com/shoshanna

[akj]

Beautiful work Shoshanna. Was doggie done entirely in Photoshop as well?

[Shoshanna]

Thanks, Amanda-- and yes, this was strictly a Photoshop job. I was stuck on a phone call that had gone on way too long, and decided to do improve the shining hour by indulging in some digital doodling. <g>

Take care,

Shoshanna
http://www.pbase.com/shoshanna

[toodaloo toody]

shoshanna i likes yours alot

great job

well here is my two tries

first one was done strictly paint engine
and the other one
was a combo of many many things
here is a link to see bigger version of my 2 attempts


http://toodaloo.smugmug.com/gallery/443280