[palms1]

OnAir maybe it is a difference in language but over here It is a "snake in the grass" not in the "glass" very clever one

And another attempt by me, this time using the AHB, but this time with a brush that i had made, ( if you look closely you will see what shape i made the brush with )

Palms

Photoshop thanks steve for info

[Steve Conway]

I thank you, Mr. Craig.

(See my message to Palms.)

Steve

Originally Posted by Kraellin

i like both of those, steve. very nice!

craig

[OnAir]

Originally Posted by palms1

OnAir maybe it is a difference in language but over here It is a "snake in the grass" not in the "glass" very clever one

Well, R/l riddle is more common for japanese people, as they have a 'ell of a time with R. Snake is known as an oriental symbol of wisdom, that's exactly as you told - 'clever'!
So, thank you very much for your refined compliment

[Ken45140]

Well, my first submission.....seems ok. I really wanted to try working from Photoshop into Deep Paint and back again.

Steps: open in PS7, Impressionist--HotSwirl, send to DeepPaint.
Load original into Deep Paint, copy into a blank layer of image sent from Photoshop.
Arrange source and clone layer (essentially copy from Photoshop becomes clone layer); clone detail with medium brush (worked only on flowers and several selected edges. Send back to Photoshop where I did some hue/sat adjustments, some levels tweaks, then flattened.

[Edit: that is not really clear. Opened the original into a window in Deep Paint. Modified image sent from Photoshop was in another window in DP. Copied the original into a new blank layer in the modified image window. There might have been an easier way.]
Ken

[digidottie]

Here are two of my interpretations. I use Photoshop Elements 2.0.

This is my first post. I'm not seeing my files attached but hopefully they'll show up when I submit...

http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/att...chmentid=30622

http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/att...chmentid=30620




Dottie

[Ken45140]

Dottie: your attachments did not make it.

After you type your message, scroll down a little and you will see "Additional Options" and a box which says "Manage Attachments". Click this. You will get a popup box which has a "Browse" button and an "Upload" button. Click Browse, find your image file and click it. Then click Upload. If you have the correct allowable file type and the size is below the 100K max, then the window will show "Attachments" with the name and the file size. If you do not see that, it will not upload. If you see it, then Close the Window, complete your message, and click submit. Your attachment will show below your message. If you do not see "Attachments" with your file name, look at the top of the window. This is where an error message appears telling you what is wrong (file size too large, alrady uploaded the file (it keeps track), wrong file type).

Try again.

Ken

[Kraellin]

Craig i like both of yours i think this effect could run for ages very cool

palms, i agree. this and the kaleidoscope effects are both pretty addictive and sort of all-image type effects. you can use them on anything and the results are almost always interesting.

craig

[Legacy~Art]

Hi Guys how you all doing?

[digidottie]

Thanks Ken,

Here's another try...

Dottie

[Kraellin]

hi legs,

welcome home!

where ya been?

and very nice on your rendition

craig

[Legacy~Art]

Hi Craig thanks for the welcome back, i had trouble with a man, but all single now and better thanks!

How are you?

Thank you i haven't painted in months!

[palms1]

ken and Didgidotte like your postings, and welcome
Legacy Art good to see you back was begining to wonder where everyone had gone

Palms

[Kraellin]

legacy,

sorry about the man trouble. we can be pains in the keister.

as to how i am, i'm still hopelessly frustrated at not being able to do everything i want with photo retouching and photo art, but compulsively addicted enough to want to be the 'god-of-it-all'. in other words, psychotic as ever

but all that aside, it's always good to see folks return to the nest

craig

[raniday]

I cut the picture into little pieces, applied paint daubs and poster edges to them and then used Mike Warren's tryptic frame action and stuck them inside.

http://www.pbase.com/image/56966467

[DannyRaphael]

Originally Posted by digidottie

Thanks Ken,

Here's another try...

Dottie

Hi, Dottie...

Welcome to the funny farm. Glad you found us and worked through the attachment maze. You have a unique style, which will fit right in.

~Danny~

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Legacy:

A delight to see you pop back in. You will always be welcome here at RetouchPRO!

Now, get going on cranking out some more digital art! It's good for the soul.