Creative Interpretations - Prom Fashion

[Sweetlight]

I love that red coquina sand.


Enjoy.

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[0lBaldy]

A water color Plus Pencil Sketch Combo

[MiningArt]

Wave walker, prespective warp contours

[lkroll]

Went the watercolor route with mine SL.

[geepee52]

Went for an acrylic look.

Thanks
Grant

[palms]

buzz, adjust, and textures
lovely photo sweets, great colours

Palms

[oltenius]

Great pic and very nice versions!
Dan

[Steve Conway]

"After The Formal"

Steve C.

[Nasturtium]

Mostly messing around with channels and color spaces.

[Sweetlight]

Nast, I really like how those strokes look like sunbeams. I would have pulled it on top of the original and erased away to get just a bit of detail on here face. But those sunstrokes look great.

[Nasturtium]

I was in CMYK color space, chose the yellow channel and then gave it a motion blur at an angle. Yeah, I tried to bring back the detail in the face but it was beyond my ability.

[Sweetlight]

Nast,
At this point the easiest way would be to correct the original to your color specs and drag and drop it into your painted image, underneath the painted layer. Using a soft eraser at your choice of strength just erase away what you want detail back in.

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[Nasturtium]

Thanks! Erasing the whole face didn't work bcs of the color changes but an inverted copy of the blue channel with just the face showing through a mask did the trick.

I just read that and it doesn't make any sense.

I went to the channel palette;
I Crtl+clicked the blue channel
I used that selection to make a mask on the painting layer
(the original was underneath)
I inverted the mask and painted everything black except the face and necklace.

[Sweetlight]

I get it, but thanks. Obviously you have seen lately that I need kindergarten english to truly understand. 41 and alzheimers already! It's pretty much perfect now, nice!
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