Creative interpretations: Neon Theater

[DannyRaphael]

Bet the popcorn's good, here.

Looks like a great candidate for a little Mike Finn pOpArTist action treatment, ya think?

~Danny~

[DannyRaphael]

A mishmash of layers combined using layer masks and blend modes:
* Mike Finn's pOpArTist action (http://homepages.slingshot.co.nz/~mikefinn/action.html)
* Virtual Painter 4 Gouache
* Virtual Painter 4 Airbrush (a new effect)
* Merged all layers and appied Photoshop's Ocean Ripple filter
* Topped with a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer for a huge dose of Saturation

For those of you who remember Jimi Hendrix, that's his classic "Purple Haze" you hear playing in the background.

~Danny~

[Duv]

Incredible eye candy Danny! Well done! I had a straight pOpArTist that pales by about 400% to yours but I kinda like a stark rendition I did with Sketcher followed by pOpArTist.

Cheers
Duv

[Cheryl H]

This one was fun to play with.

Danny--the color grabbed me first. I like the blocks of color mixed with the heavy lines for the strong lines in the photo.

Duv--love the black and white. Losing the color draws attention to the lines and curves in the photo.

I played with the image in the lucis filters for a little bit and merged the result. Made 2 dupes and ran one through nik-midnight and the other through nik-monday morning. Played with blending mode and then merged. Made a dupe and took the copy into flaming pear's lacquer. Merged, made a copy--ran glowing edges. Changed blending mode. Topped with pattern fill layers in soft light.

[kiska]

For neons I used solid,pattern, gradient fills. Gradient map then blend modes.

Cheryl, couldn't use those filters. Same for the impressionist thing, i guess. I've got a mac. Ah, well. LOVE your theatre!

SCRATCH the images. The save the web page, lower left corner says these 2 images are 77kb. The upload says 147 and 157 ( after three 'shrinkings' ).UNCLE.

[ahutton]

theatre

This is mostly xero abstractor with the color set high, and a couple other things I can't remember.

I really like your work, Cheryl!

Amy

[Cheryl H]

kiska--oops, I forget about you mac people. It's interesting how your different versions emphasize different parts of the image.

Amy--I haven't played with the abstractor before. I like the result.

I was pleased enough with what lucis did to this to try the same steps I used on several other images. This was the only image it looked right on.