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Old 01-09-2005, 09:42 PM
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Creative interpretations: Architecture - Brick House

Photo courtesy of www.Fontplay.com.
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Old 01-11-2005, 11:44 AM
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I get to start another one! hurrah!

OK...
Duped BG.
I thought "RED" was a large part of this picture.
Played with Levels on the channels to increase the redness of the pic.
Then loaded the BG as a selection and applied that as a Layer mask to red layer.
Inverted the layer mask.
Stamped Visible.
Ran Photoshop:Sketch:Graphic Pen - 5, 27, right diagonal after making a dark red my foreground color.
Faded to Pin Light.
Loaded Red layer's green channel as a selection and applied that as Layer mask to Graphic Pen layer.
Inverted Layer Mask.
Duped BG again.
Ran Photoshop:Sketch:Halftone Pattern - 3, 31, Dot.
Stamped Visible.
Ran Impressionist:Marker:Textured Sepia Tonal.
Faded to Multiply and lowered Opacity.
Ran Impressionist:Ink: Spiderweb Crosshatch - changed color to Foreground.
Faded to Pin Light and lowered Opacity.
Duped BG again.
Ran Photoshop:Stylize:Find Edges.
Desaturated.
brought that layer on top.
Set layer blending to Overlay.
Selected White in that layer and applied a Layer mask.
Inverted Layer mask.
Stamped visible.
Ran Photoshop:Texture:Texturizer- Canvas, 97, 3, Bottom Left.

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Old 01-11-2005, 04:28 PM
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Haunted House

Please forgive my lack of description but both these examples took considerable time and over 40 layers and to remember and write everything would be a pretty tall order, but when i get some sleep, i may perhaps share a few tips.
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Old 01-11-2005, 08:59 PM
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The house had such good lines and so much character, I didn't want to change that I went for the nothing fancy approach...just your basic pencil sketch and brush strokes.
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Old 01-12-2005, 05:51 PM
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I pretended I was painting this one, lying in the tulip patch in late February, when the trees have just begun to bud. The main filter I used was PhotoShop Dry Brush.
http://www.pbase.com/image/38581310
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Old 01-12-2005, 10:54 PM
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Great Posts!!!

More experimentation in Painter. Started off following a tute for a sketch. Used this to create a Watercolour of sorts?! Gave up and finished off in PSP8 applying a Detail Brushstroke effect. Also added Gregs Pool Shadow filter to add a lighting effect.
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Old 01-13-2005, 08:15 AM
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Great Posts!!!

More experimentation in Painter. Started off following a tute for a sketch. Used this to create a Watercolour of sorts?! Gave up and finished off in PSP8 applying a Detail Brushstroke effect. Also added Gregs Pool Shadow filter to add a lighting effect.
Very, very impressive. Did the texture-look come from Painter or Paint Shop Pro?

Is PSP8 Detail Brushstroke a filter?
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Old 01-13-2005, 01:23 PM
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I love these kind of houses...

I did all these in Paint Shop Pro.v9 with my new toys scripts...

1. Airbrush and ink script
2. Watercolour script
3. Septia frame script (I love this one...I plan to use this script on my parents photographs)...
4. Black & White pencil drawing script
5. Charcoal script...

I adore these scripts, had only ever used Paint Shop Pro.v.9 for resizing pictures and removing red eye...yeah so since i found a site that does psp scripts i was really enjoying the program.

~Legacy~

In England we just do not have these kind of houses...Or not here in Lancashire we don't!


(Anyone have psp8 or psp9 and would like any of these scripts then please email me i will be happy to send them to you).
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Old 01-13-2005, 01:30 PM
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These look promising, but the examples are WAY TOO SMALL to assess the effects.

If you can, would you replace these with larger versions? (click the Edit button for your post, engage the Manage Attachments dialog (delete each and upload bigger versions).

Are you writing the scripts?
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Old 01-13-2005, 02:01 PM
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Hi Danny...

No i don't write the scripts i found them on a website...

Er i shall have to redo the pictures cos everytime i tried to upload them it said they was way to huge so i made them too small lol!

I shall have a go when i get home...Got a few birthday cards and presents to go get before tomorrow...

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Old 01-13-2005, 04:35 PM
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Very, very impressive. Did the texture-look come from Painter or Paint Shop Pro?

Is PSP8 Detail Brushstroke a filter?
"Detail" is my own setting within PSP8's Artistic Brushstrokes i.e.

Softness=5/Length=10/Density=75/Bristles=210/
Width=1/Opacity=2/Angle=135/Colour=Dark Gray

I regret the lack of steps given on this - I was trying this tutorial first in Painter and not getting satisfactory results:-

http://www.bildsajten.com/painter/tut2/tut2.htm

I then decided to use my result and clone in the colours from original photo following the lines of the building etc. I selected colours for the sky though and the grass as there was little in the original. The brushes used ????????
I did use soft clone brush to bring back some detail to the window surrounds and door etc. (A tip from another tutorial). I haven't advanced far enough with Painter to know how to "finish" a project correctly so I opt for PSP8.1 for that at present.

If this turned out okay to your eyes I assure you it was accidental
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Old 01-13-2005, 10:40 PM
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No i don't write the scripts i found them on a website...

Er i shall have to redo the pictures cos everytime i tried to upload them it said they was way to huge so i made them too small lol!
re: Scripts
If you have the script download site handy, post the URL(s) if you would so other Paint Shop Pro users can get to them.

re: Larger versions of the images
I just dusted off Paint Shop Pro 7.0. The File > Export > Jpg dialog has controls where you can adjust the output file size. Have you tried that dialog?

10" x 12" at 72 ppi should optimize nicely in less than 100KB. Give this a go when you get time. I would sure like to see larger versions.

~Danny~
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Old 01-14-2005, 10:55 AM
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Danny i will try that thanks...I still have that grid to try i got so much going on here....My boyfriend now has the flu and he is here feeling very unwell so i am running about making sure hes ok...

Not getting time for me today...

Legacy
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Old 01-14-2005, 10:55 AM
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Let's see...
I think I threw everything but the kitchen sink at this one. Final is mostly spattered strokes, paint engine, and texturizer.

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Old 01-16-2005, 09:39 AM
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i'm not sure if i'm allowed to post this here, 'cause i lost the bricks somewhere on the way ... can i rename this thread to "red house" for a moment?
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