Photo-Based Art - - Another interesting face - Page 4

CJ Swartz · #46 10-26-2006, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Kraellin

cj, good to see you back! or were you here all the time and i just kind of lost you?

Craig, I'm here every day -- just looking at all the goodies that other folks are doing!

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Originally Posted by Kraellin

your rendition reminds me of that self-portrait by van gogh.

Well, that's the first time anyone ever said THAT to me! Thanks! I think my version has a bit of a grin

Kraellin · #47 10-27-2006, 07:37 AM

cj, ok, must be me that got lost then

lkroll · #48 10-30-2006, 06:22 PM

...take me to Bryces. lol

Did a cobblestone mosaic this time. Used a little jiggle (Eye Candy) to get the variable stone feel.

sylvia1065 · #49 10-30-2006, 11:16 PM

Thanks for posting these pictures, Janet!
What an interesting face! I bet he has no idea he is worlwide famous now!

Here are my versions, done with layers of lucisart imitation, impressionist on old master and cutout.
Sylvia

pavel123 · #50 10-31-2006, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by sylvia1065

Thanks for posting these pictures, Janet!
What an interesting face! I bet he has no idea he is worlwide famous now!

Here are my versions, done with layers of lucisart imitation, impressionist on old master and cutout.
Sylvia

Wow,
Could you give some details.

Pavel

lmk · #51 10-31-2006, 08:04 AM

My first post here and I just had to try this one. Everybody's work is just wonderful and there are so many variations of this man. His face has lots of character.

patriciakay · #52 10-31-2006, 08:13 AM

lmk....

So glad you have decided to join us...welcome and enjoy!!!

This guy has such an interesting face and you have certainly done him justice...like the background too...

Looking forward to more of your lovely artwork....

Patricia......

glikster · #53 10-31-2006, 08:43 AM

I forgot how much fun this is...

Ocean ripples faded, followed by a whole slew of Impressionist faded
with an Impressionist pencil sketch on top, mostly masked out.

sylvia1065 · #54 11-01-2006, 06:05 PM

Glad you liked it, Pavel.

You can find the explanation concerning LucisArt "imitation" on this site: Innograph
I can't remember exactly what other steps I used, but there was for sure a duplicate layer on which I ran Impressionist on Old Master at low opacity and then a bit of cutout (probably 8 0 1) very faded.

I hope these steps will put you on the right track.

Good luck!

Sylvia

pavel123 · #55 11-01-2006, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by sylvia1065

Glad you liked it, Pavel.

You can find the explanation concerning LucisArt "imitation" on this site: Innograph
I can't remember exactly what other steps I used, but there was for sure a duplicate layer on which I ran Impressionist on Old Master at low opacity and then a bit of cutout (probably 8 0 1) very faded.
I hope these steps will put you on the right track.
Good luck!

Sylvia

Sylvia,
"I like it" is an understatement.

Thank you so much for explanations. I've seen some of your latests posts on Innographx. Being a fairly recent innmate (cellmate? roommate?) there, I apperently missed "Impressionist on Old Master" Impresionist settings as well. Can you possibly point me in the right Impressionist direction?

Best regards,
Pavel

sylvia1065 · #56 11-01-2006, 07:01 PM

Pavel, do you have Impressionist? If not, I can email you all the stuff...
Sylvia