Creative Interpretations - Town Houses

[Swampy]

Wikimedia photo

Color Tweaked, A sketch layer simplified with Topaz Adjust, And Artistic Dry Brush filter layer for the pattern. Painted with the PST.


Enjoy!

[lkroll]

I really like this capture Dee Dee. Also like your minimal color watercolor too. Still playing with this new blending technique so I guess I have to call it my current binge. lol

[Steve Conway]

OK.......how about "Townhouses in Turmoil."

Steve C.

[Swampy]

Two very nice ones, guys!

[Peter S]

I like this lot, and thanks Swampy.

Better quality of mine version here:-

[img=http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/8800/townhousesimtp9.th.jpg]


Peter

[palms]

Thank you Swampy another great find
I used Sylvia's 5b tutorial and the rough pastel filte (faded)

Palms

[palms]

And another version using a brush by Peter over a layer which topaz simplifiy had been used

Swampy i know it must be frustrating for you to have to wait for a mac verison so i have posted the simplified version ( the watercolour preset only ) as well for you not to tease you but thought maybe you could have a mess around with the pst on it

[Alcar]

Great photo! A real joy to work with. Here's another look using the Impressionist Plugin.
Alan

[skipatk]

Here I used a action from a fantistic digital artist, Mike Finn. I used his Paint With Texture action. I oversaturated the picture a good deal and ran the action stopping after Version 1 for this effect.

Mike's web site is:

http://homepages.slingshot.co.nz/~mikefinn/action.html

Skip

[Swampy]

Skipatk, Welcome to RTP... That's a great painting.
Alan... wonderful stuff. Love the square brush strokes.
Palms... Thank you for the tease. LOL

[Nasturtium]

Swampy you are such an inspiration!

I wore out the LAB curves on this one.

[Swampy]

Wow, Nasturtium! You sure did color it up. Lovely.

[TomMewborn]

I really like all the variations of this picture. I haven't had time lately to join in, but I had to something to this picture. I did in in Topaz Simplify and finished in CS4.

Tom