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Creative interpretations: Boat on a Lake at Sunset
Wonderful serene picture. Played with a ton of different things but decided to stick with a simple Pop Artist action by MF. One of my faves. Thanks for this one Danny!
Reflected water in sky, merge into new layer added a little canvas texture, then merged into new layer, destaturated and used blend-if sliders to bring back color into the light and dark areas more than the midtones.
Glad you liked the pic; your interpretation is a creative combination of bold and uncluttered.
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My Impressionist experiments continue. See attachment for Layers Palette snapshot.
I modified one of my favorite brushes (Charcoal: Default) as follows. Brush size = 350%, pressure = 110%. This rendered big wide strokes vs. the little dinky ones you get by default. The Impressionist: Paint - Flour. Palette Knife layer used this variant, but I made the brush a little smaller to render a little more texture.
alright - I really don't remember what I did.... but:
I copied the background layer twice, set the middle one to multiply, then the top one to pin light, and varied the opacities a bit.
after that, I applied the dry brush filter, then the rough pastels filter and faded that.
i masked out the boat so that the original came through, then i copied the original layer again, and changed the blend mode to screen to lighten the boat a bit more. ohh wait... I ate a pizza in there somewhere, and that was a vital step.
For the border, I just made a bottom black layer, and then masked out a border around the boat, applied angled strokes, blurred it, then applied spatter.
I gave the pic some rain with PMartgallery graphic pen, then converted the pic to greyscale. Then merged it with the original. Then added Flaming Pear Melancholytron
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