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Here I used the painting technique I described in a recent tutorial called "Fake Painting with Photoshop," located in the photo art forum.
For the blotches in step 2 I used the cutout filter. Later, on the bottom layer (the one without the mask) I used a large multi-colored "confetti" brush set to color mode to add more colors to the feathers and background. (See the steps to make sense of this.)
Painter's clone features are basically Photoshop's art history brush on steroids.
In the original picture I made some hue and saturation adjustments in Photoshop, dropped it into Painter, then used the dry media settings in Painter, toggling the clone feature on and off to add "manual"...
I'm a watercolorist who has switched over to digital. I have bought Trimoon's watercolor tutorial and it is really close to my old style of painting. I'm trying to find a brush or tool that will imulate lifting off of color with a wet brush or pushing it so that the wet pigment will stay in front of...
As you may have read elsewhere, I've taken the plunge and acquired Corel Painter 8. I'm in the process of working my way through a "Painter Basics" tutorial. I got bored and distracted and yielded to temptation to play instead of sticking to the tutorial.
Here is a pic of a lotus blossom taken at Echo Park Lake in Los Angeles, which if you have ever been there is not the safest place in the world to go, but when the lotus are blooming, the lake is amazing. I have always liked this image because of its simplicity, I hope...
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