Creative interpretations: Madras Sales Woman

DannyRaphael · #1 12-07-2003, 07:53 PM

I guess we're on an international roll this week. Crete in another one; Madras in this one. Kinda makes you want to explore the world a bit -or- perhaps explore your backyard instead.

Photo courtesy of Marco Deterink.

Have a good week.

~Danny~

catia · #2 12-08-2003, 09:46 AM

Decided to just run Pixel Painter on this one. Added a vanGogh texture pattern.

Catia

Cheryl H · #3 12-08-2003, 10:52 PM

I started with my mixed bag action (Lower layer is impressionist custom preset crackeld paint followed by paint engine bad brush, upper layer is a buzz sketch followed by impressionist crackledpaint and paint engine-borg), then topped it with a gaussian blur sketch. Merged it all and played with some nik filters to beef up the color intensity.

Paris · #4 12-09-2003, 01:32 AM

Catia, what is the Pixel Painter that you refer too? Is it a plugin, a stand alone, or something else?
Loved the outcome, no matter what it is.

** Paris **

catia · #5 12-09-2003, 02:18 PM

Paris,

Thanks for the complement. I appreciate it.

Pixel Painter is a Photoshop action written by Mike Finn.

Catia

lglogan · #6 12-09-2003, 09:51 PM

Well, folks it has been a long time so bare with me. You have learned a lot since I have been away. Hence I have a lot of catching up to do, but here is my humble try.

Say Cheese,
Lynda

lglogan · #7 12-09-2003, 10:01 PM

Here is another attempt. This was done very simply with PhotoBrush 1.7 using the Oil Emboss filter and the Filter-sim #21 Kodak filter.

Smiles...

DannyRaphael · #8 12-10-2003, 09:11 AM

It's SO NICE to see you creations. You definitely haven't lost your touch.

Welcome home and welcome back, Lynda.

~Danny~

ahutton · #9 12-24-2003, 05:15 AM

I've been at another forum where everything seems cartoony. I had been using several programs, but when Paintshop Pro 8 came out I really haven't used anything else. If that makes me ineligible for this forum, please let me know. I hope not, because what I've seen so far of your work here, this is where I'd like to be.

I took the lady from Crete and added a texture and then a leather texture and softened it a bit.

Amy Hutton

ahutton · #10 12-24-2003, 05:18 AM

I see that this is a MADRAS woman, not a CRETE woman....

Ahutton

catia · #11 12-24-2003, 09:28 AM

Hello again Amy,

No tools rules here. I use PSP8 some myself. There are some things I like PS7 for and some I like to do in PSP8.

Nice rendition.

Catia

DannyRaphael · #12 12-25-2003, 11:53 PM

Hello Amy:

What a great way to get started here. A BIG Welcome!

Creating photo-art using Paint Shop Pro is perfectly acceptable. I have Paint Shop Pro 7 myself and dabble with it every now and then. (I got Corel Painter last summer, so I'm still getting used to that at the moment.)

I see you've posted a couple more creations, and I'm looking forward to checking them out, too.

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Just finished checking out your other posts. Outstanding work!

You're a breath of fresh air!
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Again, welcome aboard. You're our official forum Christmas present for 2003!

~Danny~

P.S. If you didn't see it during registration, click the "map" link in my sig. below for a nifty way to find your way around.

Patricia · #13 12-27-2003, 12:57 PM

Gave this one a try.

Three layers - background; paint engine artic, about 60% opacity; paint engine impressionist 2, also about 60% opacity. Added a solid fill layer with a color chosen from the picture, and painted with a dry brush.

Then, copy merged and paste to get a new layer. Finally, chose the solid color, feathered slightly, and filled to soften the edges. Added a texture, and voila! it's done.

Patricia

Patricia · #14 12-27-2003, 01:02 PM

ok, where'd the image go?

FYI: If you preview the text, the attachment path is erased and has to be repopulated before posting the image. Software quirk!

Nice results. ~Danny~

try again . . .

catia · #15 12-27-2003, 02:13 PM

Nice result Patricia. I like the way you did the background. Good choice of color also.

Catia