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Beautiful work Schwartzie!! I love the watercolor effect that you got.
- David
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There is a bit of a white outline around the Blue Jay, but other than that it looks GREAT! Are you using a technique from here or one you developed?
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I purposely put the white line around the bird although some was already in the photo. Its pretty much my own technique that Danny has labeled Sarahs watercolors. I can never find it to link to. I use a 1 click wow paper texture for this one.
Basic Photoshop technique is to enhance photo if needed.
Use the smart blur on new layer
may or may not use the noise median on another layer. Sometimes i end up with several layers and blend modes
Then make a layer, fill with white, add mask and paint in with watercolor brush set at various opacity and sizes
If needed add painted strokes or blur of smudge strokesLast edited by Schwartzie; 02-15-2003, 04:24 PM.Comment
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Thanks for sharing your technique. The results look great!
BTW, here is the link to your thread on the watercolor technique...click hereComment
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In November, senior member Jaykita gave us a very persuasive watercolor method, and included two Impressionist watercolor brushes of his own design. I'm sorry I don't have the message number in my notes, but the post is dated 11-17-2004. J's technique really works very well indeed, but I have a question...06-06-2005, 03:13 PM -
This shot didnt turn out good but I like the composition so turned it into a WC...12-08-2002, 02:38 PM
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This is the method I used to produce this watercolor Painting with ps6 and Impressionist filter.
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Method originally posted by jaykita:
Impressionist filter custom settings and ps7 watercolor. [ Photomaster NOTE: I used ps6.]
This method uses two custom...01-17-2006, 12:02 AM -
Here's the steps for the new watercolor technique I've been experimenting with lately (and created an action for here)
1. On original image, duplicate "Background" layer and click on the eyeball icon to make the layer invisible, then rename the dulicate to "Anisotropic",...12-20-2002, 09:38 PM -
Until now it was my opinion that using Photoshop to render a decent watercolor look wasn't possible. I humbly eat my words.
A good friend, Kent Christiansen, discovered and told me about the "Wow" watercolor technique. These can be found in a number of books, including:...10-13-2004, 03:19 AM
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