country girl

[palms]

original from morgue file

enjoy painting this one !

Palms

[lkroll]

Decided to go low key on this one.

[skipatk]

How about a watercolor of a pretty girl.

[geepee52]

Nice find Palms. Thanks for the play.

Grant

[alexmeta]

CUTOUT- form creative filter

[Steve Conway]

If you ever lived or spent any time on a farm when you were that age, you can really appreciate this image. A lot of fun because you were too young to be too involved in all the work.

Steve C.

[palms]

lyle that was that low key i couldnt see it until i opened up the image like the stars

great watercolour Skip

Grant super colours

Alex different sort of technique but a good one

Steve that is a nice technique as well and i so agree with you to be that age with no worries bliss


Palms

[Alcar]

Another look...a DAP painting.
Alan

[Boneappetit]

Very nice photo, cool renders guys... Thanx for sharing, Palms. Here is my go.

[0lBaldy]

Nice find Palms

The first one was just playing around some..

The second was finished with Impressionist.. Using three blended styles (Sketch01, paint smudges, and crayon rubbing 1)

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by palms

Steve that is a nice technique as well and i so agree with you to be that age with no worries bliss


Palms

Just proves that youth is wasted on the young......

Thanks for the nice comment.

Steve C.

[Veralisa]

Great work everybody. Images like this can be deceiving, they look simple yet involve a great amount of transformation, Know what I mean? I loved looking at each & every one of them. Thanks, Palms!

First is Lost 'n Found, second is Sunny.

[rembrant]

http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/5307/z20nf.jpg

[lkroll]

On a vector simplication binge so why not for this lass too.

[alexmeta]

Impressionist

[Cupcake]

My take on this girl.
Painter

[FranS]

Wow, I don't know how I missed so many good threads. I don't get a chance to work on people photos very often so I thought I'd give this one a try.

impressionist watercolor

[Steve Conway]

"Country Girl"

Steve C.

[lkroll]

OK Steve; this one's for you. Used the new DAP's and the ol' Classics preset; like how it works with even older presets. Monet is much improved too. Anyway, did have to re-introduce some facial details (which I usually do anyway; consider DAP more a tool then a do all). Click here for complete rendering; attached is a lower quality crop.

[Steve Conway]

Originally Posted by lkroll

OK Steve; this one's for you. Used the new DAP's and the ol' Classics preset; like how it works with even older presets. Monet is much improved too. Anyway, did have to re-introduce some facial details (which I usually do anyway; consider DAP more a tool then a do all). Click here for complete rendering; attached is a lower quality crop.

That is what I wanted to see. Looks pretty good. The kind of technique I like also.

Can see where you 64 bit guys are gonna have a ball.

Thanks for the demo.

Steve C.

[lkroll]

Hey Steve; Classics is actually available for the 32-bit DAP now, but I will tell you that the new DAP seems to do a better job even with the old AOPs (subjective I hope now; lol). Some very cool and new Van Gogh presets and also Monet presets are going to be available for DAP 64 too but I've not played too much with those yet.

[Photomaster]

Some nice interpretations here.

Just this week I discovered the Pixel Bender plug-in with the oil paint filter for Photoshop. Utterly fantastic!! If you have the processing power and the right graphics card this is a must have if you are doing photo art.

This image created in CS5 using pixel bender oil paint filter.
Full Size:
http://chucksphotoart.blogspot.com/2...ntry-girl.html

[palms]

Originally Posted by Photomaster

Some nice interpretations here.

Just this week I discovered the Pixel Bender plug-in with the oil paint filter for Photoshop. Utterly fantastic!! If you have the processing power and the right graphics card this is a must have if you are doing photo art.

This image created in CS5 using pixel bender oil paint filter.
Full Size:
http://chucksphotoart.blogspot.com/2...ntry-girl.html

you sure are getting some great results with PB, unfortunately I haven't been able to try it ) for the reasons you pointed out ! ! !

Palms

[JAYKAT]

I thought I would give this photo a whirl.... Very darling photo....

[Veralisa]

I like your approach, Jaykat...the hint of tint of lips is so restrained, yet captivating.