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| Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Great photo by Kevin. |
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| I selected and cut the tiger. Bg painted with very weak blues and greens. Grass painted on own layer. Ran paint daubs, cutout and poster edges on all three separately. Dup. layers and fooled with blends to get 'punch'. I seem to be in a dark blue and yellow/orange rut lately. That's all I can remember. kiska |
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| kiska--cool effect that works great with that image. I used the cymk masking http://www.retouchpro.com/forums/photo-art-resources/8242-try-cymk-masking.html with impressionist and paint engine. Took a copy of the result into lucis and played a little then blended the results together. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Another blast from the past. I don't know why this didn't get more attention. Been messing with torn edge filter again. Peter |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting of all the animal kingdom, i think i like the big cats the best. i did two versions, both based on a filter forge rendition and then separate post work in psp xi on both. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting had to do one more. this one reminded me of those oil on black velvet paintings and i just couldnt pass it up no post work on this one. straight out of filter forge. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Beautiful animal. Too bad they are getting more hard to find in the wild. Steve C. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting In agreement with you all on this one Peter idont understand why it wasnt more popular Craig that one does look like the black velvet paintings And Steve yep extinction really does stink used Mike Warrens emboss glow action on this tiger Palms |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting I'm with you, Palms. How did we miss this one? Mostly my watercolor technique with a couple tweaks. |
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| AWE these are so pretty. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Quote:
Its what I do, It keeps me sane. Peter |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting What a beautiful animal. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting I thank you Craig. BTW, here is a link to some good X2 stuff: http://users.adelphia.net/~suzshook/...dexanchors.htm Steve C. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting thanks, steve. i like yours also, lk. mosaics are always fun i like yours too, palms. very similar to mine but i think you brought the tiger out better. and dee dee, that's marvelous. thank you and susie, though i'm not crazy about the border, i do like the rest. thanks |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting You guys that use Paint Shop Pro, what do you think of X2? I have a chance to upgrade from PSP8 for a pretty good price, but don't know if I should. Shari |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting cloned in artweaver. Shari if you can i would upgrade. carb |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting i just really like this picture. so, here's another, this time from a new filter forge filter i'm about finished making. this image helped me make a few final adjustments to the filter. then, off to Paint Shop Pro for a little post work. it's not a typical look, but i sort of like it. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Buzz Pro, dodge and burn, texture added. |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting I was determined to keep track of what I did on this picture, but somewhere in the middle.... I do know that I duped the original a couple of times, then ran Xero's lineart filter and merged layers, then I tried out a watercolor tut. Then I lost track, fiddled with color, and heavens knows what else. Finally I added a mask and some texture.Shari |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting I like these old threads. The problem is that a lot of the pictures are really small. I find CS5 does a pretty good job with blowing them up compared to earlier versions of Photoshop. I still have to compress the crap out of them to get it to 100k but beggars can't be choosers. Oh well. Joe |
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| Re: Creative interpretations: Tiger resting Looking Good Joe.... (even though it isn't flipped! ) Thanks for bumping the thread!! I couldn't make up my mind |
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