A closeup of a poppy. Have fun!
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Blacknight's Blacklight Poster
Sketchy filter on a layer copy - set to color burn. Flattened. Kept making layer copies and setting to things like overlay or color burn - whatever would darken the background and not so much the flower - lightening with hue/sat or levels to keep the flower "lit". Used the burn tool a bit on some background elements. Cropped and added a faint border and text.
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BK - beautiful! Obviously, a lot of work, but well worth it!
Fishboy - yours may have been quick, but a very nice technique. Nice job.
Here's a lineart version ....change the color of the poppy.
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Fishboy - looks like you preserved it with shrink wrap!
I just can't leave these alone - so here's my second version....(I really should be cleaning the basement!) (Hey - maybe we should join Digital Darkroom Addicts Anonymous)
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I love poppies!
Nice work, guys -- each takes a different turn, and shows another lovely side of the image.
Mine's close to some others' here -- some angled strokes over smart blur, topped with a golden blur plus some color and texture for the background.Attached Files
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I just can't stay away from BK's flowers. Wish I had some in my yard!
All wonderful entries, and all very unique. Great jobs!!!
Mine is my typical quick and nasty oil painting.Attached Files
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Still laughing, BK. Just finished my version of your Poppy".....and was viewing other's renditions before posting.
Seems we both started with Mike's scratchy action...... From there traveled a different path. Think I like yours better...
Everyone has done a great job....Attached Files
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BK - another great picture! Are all the flowers from your garden? If so I am green with envy! LOL
I love what everyone has done - great job to all(notice still green with envy!)
I used KPT Planar Tiling then used the history brush low opacity on the BG. Emboss and added slight texture.Attached Files
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Originally posted by TwinbNJ
BK - another great picture! Are all the flowers from your garden? If so I am green with envy! LOL
I got my eye on a creamy poppy, and one with tons more yellow that I will post sometime soon...
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BK, thanks for posting this lovely flower for us. I love your poster! Wonderful!
Fishboy, very nice! I like what your technique does to the background on the first, and the plastic wrapped one looks like an old-fashioned wax flower.
Bill C, wow...bordered in gold...awesome!
CJ and Bill both did nice fine outlines...the technique works very well with this simple flower...both very effective!
Amanda, a gorgeous painting...as usual.
Goldcoin, wow...you’ve outdone us all on brightness!
Michelle and Jill, both nice combinations. You’ve turned the humble poppy into something more...very imaginative!
I went with simplicity of form and intensity of color.
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This is what happens when I have too much time on my hands.Attached Files
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