Creative interpretations: London Taxis

[DannyRaphael]

Must be cabbie lunchtime in London. Photo by Geoff.

~Danny~

[kiska]

POPArt action on the taxis, 2x. Gaussian blur on the bg, and a brush stoke filter. Brightness/contrast the taxis. kiska

[Duv]

Ok. The colors are so strong, I had to try pOPaTist (I can never get the upper and lower case right!!). Then put it again thru the adjustments portion.

Cheers
Duv

[DannyRaphael]

Interesting how two creations rooted in the same action (pop artist - regardless of spelling ) can turn out so differently.

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Mine: Still playing with applying Virtual Painter's Oil Paint filter to black and white sketches (Duplicate BG, Smart Blur/Edge Only + Diffuse > Anisotropic twice + Invert + Unsharp Mask) to get kind of a smudged look. The final result here is too busy overall, but I like the general look.

[Cheryl H]

Kiska and Duv--great variety out of popartist!

Danny--I like using VP oil on sketches too. I'm especially partial to using it after running Buzz's ink stack (with reduced remove).

I found this in photoshop 6.0 effects magic pages 35-36

1. select the black in the image
2. inverse selection
3. fill with dark brown
4. paint with art history brush in lighten or luminosity mode.

[DannyRaphael]

Kiska and Duv--great variety out of popartist!

Danny--I like using VP oil on sketches too. I'm especially partial to using it after running Buzz's ink stack (with reduced remove).

I found this in photoshop 6.0 effects magic pages 35-36

1. select the black in the image
2. inverse selection
3. fill with dark brown
4. paint with art history brush in lighten or luminosity mode.

Yikes: Just tried VP Oils on Buzz Ink. Yippee. Very nice effect. I'll be wasting today playing with that. Thanks MUCH for sharing that tip, CH.

I got PS 6 (and 7) Magic. Guess I'll have to dust them off. I like the swap the black for brown effect.

~Danny~