Creative Interpretations - A Chief in the Making

[Swampy]

Have fun with this one.

[Janet Petty]

Wonderful subject.

Janet

[Swampy]

Janet, excellent! You always manage to come through with a great rendering! :-)

[Mining Art]

Made everything red-yellow, highlighted the face area, applied traditional war paint and upgraded his bangles to gold.

[Joeven]

I'll give it a shot. Great photo by the way.


Joe

[lkroll]

Thanks for sharing and for the play Dee Dee. Had some help from Toadies Metalwork and Xero's Supersmooth filters.

[lkroll]

Trying to make a coin, but only have the die for now.

Any suggestions/links appreciated.

[palms1]

Originally Posted by lkroll

Trying to make a coin, but only have the die for now.

Any suggestions/links appreciated.

Nice one lkroll but it is going a bit far now, to be making your own money

Palms

[Swampy]

LOL, Palms. That Lonnie is always up to hijinks.

[Frank Lopes]

Used Alien Skin's Snap Art Oil Paint and Alien Skin's Splat for the frame

[palms1]

Adored working on this photo, great find Swampy

Palms

[Frank Lopes]

Originally Posted by palms1

Adored working on this photo...
Palms

And it shows!! Very well done!!

[oltenius]

Here's a pattern stamp version.
Dan

[Peter S]

Thought I'd see what he would look like as a watercolour

Peter

[Bob Mc]

Swampy,
Your pictures are worse than potato chips - ya can't do just one.

I keep thinking that I'll just take a "relatively" few minutes and submit one. Yah Right!!

I end up doing a dozen or more and then have to choose a couple of favorites. And before that I have to find where the heck I managed to store them.

Normally, my approaches work better on buildings or landscapes but this picture lent itself better than most.

The one on the left is a Danny R action that I rediscovered a few days ago and the one on the right is a Pencil Pixels action. Both have several tweaks along the way.

Regards

Bob Mc