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#93
02-24-2007, 06:17 AM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW Alex and Craig, where are the black and white versions?  Janet            |
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02-24-2007, 11:52 AM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW Thanks, Pavel. My vexelization was made the easy way (i.e. I don't draw very well.) First I made a full glamour retouch in B&W (attached). I made the vignette with 4 passes of angled perpendicular gradient fills. I was ready to call it a day, but decided to experiment with Artistic Poster Edges followed by Artistic Cutout. Sorry, I don't recall the settings I used in those plugins. Lastly, I ran a moderate high pass sharpen. It was more of an accidental result than a purposed one. I did this with PhotoImpact, but should easily translate to any other editor. BTW, I love your sketch too and would also like to learn how you did that. |
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#96
02-25-2007, 07:32 AM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW Lonnie, thank you for walk through. I did a B&W sketch in PS (attached) - a combination of layers made with 1. desaturate/duplicate/invers/color dodge/gaussian blur 2. desaturate/duplicate/invers/color dodge/mimimize 3. high pass/torn edges 4. original B&W photo 5. grey bg merged with layer masks merged layers, opened in Painter, used chulk brushes (mostly tapered artst chulk) on a clone. Moved back to PS, charpened and added background Hope that answers your question. If need addtionoal details please let me know. |
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#99
11-02-2007, 07:15 PM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW A lot of you have gotten to this long before I did. Been busy and haven't been keeping up with challenges. Must though to keep in practice. Being new at this I didn't know whether to usr B&W mode or just to desaturate the color when done. So anyway it went liike this -- First I smudged and got her all glamorized. Got rid of loose hair ends and wisps. Created a background tha would hold after going B&W. Then I "desaturated". Then added some lighting. I did this in about 30 minutes so a lot of loose ends but it turned out fare I think. Thanks for all of you that help us out here and share with us technique etc. We all can learn from each other. bcarll |
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#101
11-02-2007, 09:00 PM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW Peter, you are really doing some top notch stuff these days. This one of Pamela in BW is superb. I'm glad you revived this thread. Janet |
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#102
11-03-2007, 03:41 AM
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| Re: Creative challenge 001: Pamela in BW I agree with Janet, Peter glad you revived this one, The second one is my fav on this one (glad i am not the only one who has trouble deciding which to post, I suppose the answer is to stop at the first one and not" think what if i do this ") bcarl very nice shame you have been busy lkroll i really like that one I used dither free on the first then a painting Palms Last edited by palms1; 11-03-2007 at 09:56 AM. Reason: added a painting |
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