Creative Interpretations - Pastel Buildings

[sylvia1065]

Thank you, Swampy

[dkcoats]

A fun one, Swampy!
Painter & Photoshop here.

[Swampy]

DC... Excellent! Painted, but lots of detail! Nice

[alexmeta]

All wonderful works

Another one in Virtual Painter

[DannyRaphael]

Late to the party (as usual)...

Fun one to work with, Swampy.

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Impressionist (one of Fluffbutt's presets).

[pavel123]

Swampy, another great photo.

Link to larger file:
http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m...-Buildings.jpg

[byRo]

Agreed! Steve's rendering is right on taget.

I did a few versions, but I liked best the last one.
Anyone guess the filter?

Rô

[Swampy]

I give up. :-)

[palms1]

Originally Posted by Swampy

I give up. :-)

Note paper ?

Palms

[mikajomc]

That's what I was going to guess too Palms. Ya beat me to it
Whatever it is, it's a nice look Ro.

[byRo]

Originally Posted by palms1

Note paper ?Palms

Yep.

Three duplicated layers.
Choose a nice foreground colour.
Run Note Paper, one with image balance at 10, another at 25 and the last at 40.
Combined by layer opacity.
- Bottom 100%
- Middle 50%
- Top 33%
(This combines equally the three layers)

Rô

[Kraellin]

so many great renditions, so little time

i hadnt 'just painted' in quite a while... i do a lot of airbrushing when doing restorations, but i hardly do any when doing photo art. thought i'd change that for once

[Swampy]

Air brushing sorta rounds off the corners of shapes like buildings. I never noticed that.. good one Craig and, BTW welcome "back" to the "painters" <wink>

[Kraellin]

yes, it does round corners. i was also going for a bit of sloppiness/overrun where the one color would bleed into the other a bit... just a bit here and there. every different color was done on a separate layer and i used an eraser set very light to 'wipe' away what i didnt want. it's a fun and easy technique and makes 'simplifying' an image kinda easy.

and thanks, dee dee