Art History Brush, very addicting

[kliph]

I have been playing with this for a little while. This is kind of a first attempt at posting in the forum. Hopefully I will do this right and post a few more.

[palms]

Kliph there are a few of us who agree with you about the ahb being addictive (Just wait till you get a brush list as long as your arm )

You have mastered the brush very well

And yes you posted your image great so no excuses now about not posting

Palms

[kliph]

I think the word "master" is very kind indeed! My wife thinks that I am crazy sitting at my desk and doing this AHB stuff, but, I enjoy it. I really like this pond scene. The original picture was taken at Ceta Canyon which is in the Texas panhandle.

[bazza64]

Hi kliph,
I know exactly how you feel about how addictive it is, There are certain members of this forum I have to blame for this ( they know who I mean)
Very nice work.
Regards
Barry.

[palms]

Originally Posted by kliph

My wife thinks that I am crazy sitting at my desk and doing this AHB stuff, but, I enjoy it.

Your wife is not on her own there are a few spouses out there who think the same
my hubby is just pleased that he can watch as much football as he likes with out being moaned at

again nice work and photograph

"Warning: to wife the addiciton can get worse "

Palms

[alexmeta]

...and I agree with all of you - it's very addictive

[alexmeta]

I had to say - nice photo, thank you kliph.

Impressionist

[kliph]

Originally Posted by alexmeta

I had to say - nice photo, thank you kliph.

Impressionist

Alex, thanks for the kind words, I visited your site and I am impressed! How did you get the sketch to look so 3d in the Bojarsky picture?

[kliph]

Here is one that I thought turned out well. I have been using multiple layers and then sharpening at the end.

[alexmeta]

kliph, thanks for your comments. For my sketches I always do the next way: first copy/paste background and makes "line pic", then paste another copy of background on top with line burn mode and curves for lightening and some different filters like crosshatch. For Boyarski it was impressionist pencil.

[palms]

Originally Posted by kliph

Alex, thanks for the kind words, I visited your site and I am impressed! How did you get the sketch to look so 3d in the Bojarsky picture?

Glad i am not the only one Alex does some superb work

Palms

[alexmeta]

Many thank you, Palms, you are very kind person.

[nadger]

Hi Guys
Excuse me if this is an obvious question (I'm new to PS) but is ahb available to Elements (6) users?
Thanks
Nadge

[palms]

Originally Posted by nadger

Hi Guys
Excuse me if this is an obvious question (I'm new to PS) but is ahb available to Elements (6) users?
Thanks
Nadge

not that i am aware of sorry

Palms