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Christine--great eyes. Good job fixing the pupils.
C--the green makes it look like a cranky kitty. I don't think I'd be telling that one to get out of my chair.
I started with something I picked up at dpreview.
duplicate the background and smudge paint.
duplicate the smudge painted layer and run Buzz sketch 1 with remove set to around 100 set the blending mode to color burn then merged all to a new layer.
duplicated this layer and ran Lucis sculpture. Reduced opacity to 65% and set the blending mode to pin light.
Christine, I like that version. The eyes are neat.
Thanks for the comment Cheryl. That is a great smudge version. I like the direction you used in the strokes, especially the nose moving to the eyes in the same direction as the slant of the eyes.
Thanks Danny--I got that from dpreview where someone had used it on a floral shot (it's great on flowers). Did you get new filters for xmas? The mosaic gave a nice finish on the cat's fur.
I got DS1 and DS2 almost two years ago. Just getting around to playing around with them. Danny)
Last edited by DannyRaphael; 12-30-2003, 03:28 PM.
I think this photo is brilliant, i have seen that facial expression so many times, we call it the "dont even think of it face " In fact when i showed my hubby the photo he thought it was our cat ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Palms
ps I have included a b&w version mainly because i think it has changed from being a domestic cat to a wild cat look
I'm allergic to cats, but appreciate their renown mistique. They DO have an attitude.
Used the liquify tool to reshape the eyes and push the fur around. Added some Craquelure. History brush with some hue and spatter jitters. Went back in and lightly definde some of the facial structure lines.
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