Creative interpretations: Tiger Closeup

[DannyRaphael]

Originally Posted by deadants

The poster was one of those movie posters that weree around in the 70's, you know, Clint Eastwood, Easy Rider, Marilyn Munroe etc...Ah, they were the days. I think I'll go and listen to Iron Butterfly's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida now.

Iron Butterfly: The epitome of a heavy metal band. And Clint? Just "Make my day!"

Indeed... those were some great days. Thx for the memories.

[DannyRaphael]

Originally Posted by jaykita

Hello Danny! I have to tell you, i get very manipulative (with my art work of course ) and I sometimes use the "fill with clone image" feature in painter at low opacities apart from actual cloning. It all depends on what end result i'm after, though sometimes i'm surprised by something unexpected!
Anyway, here's my jaykita.set file, zipped and sent to you. Hope no problem opening it.

No problems opening it... Just tried it. Great effect.

I'm seeing Category "Jakita WC" with "Watercolor (bright)." Are there others?

Thanks again for once again sharing your Impressionist handiwork. And feel free to be (arty) manipulative any time you like! You're so good at that.

[Northernshadow]

Beautiful picture,
I love the funky colors in Neve's, Legacy~Art's and Jakita's versions!
There are some great painted effects I like in the others too.

Here's my steps
-duplicated the background
-ran Impressionist on this layer
(variation of Charcoal - black background, brightness 55, contrast 70)
-made a snapshot of the original background and used the Art History brush to bring back some detail (went for a broken pastelly look)
-intensified eye color
-saved as a psd file

-opened original and ran a sketch effect
-copied this to the top of the psd file, set blend mode to multiply
-ran Impressionist again, variation of pencil-soft light

-merged layers and cropped, and added paper texture

[DannyRaphael]

Originally Posted by Northernshadow

Beautiful picture,
I love the funky colors in Neve's, Legacy~Art's and Jakita's versions!
There are some great painted effects I like in the others too.

Here's my steps
-duplicated the background
-ran Impressionist on this layer
(variation of Charcoal - black background, brightness 55, contrast 70)
-made a snapshot of the original background and used the Art History brush to bring back some detail (went for a broken pastelly look)
-intensified eye color
-saved as a psd file

-opened original and ran a sketch effect
-copied this to the top of the psd file, set blend mode to multiply
-ran Impressionist again, variation of pencil-soft light

-merged layers and cropped, and added paper texture

Nicely done... The textures are wonderful.

[cazubi]

Beautiful, Pam. I am going to try out your approach.

Very nice, Neve.



Cathy