Model Aneliese with bike. I took this shot last week... She is a very good friend of mine! go at it!
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Here is a pic of my son from last Summer. He wasn't very steady on his feet so we only let him play on the grassy area of the yard. Well he just couldn't wait till we let him go near the stone walkway, and this was the first time we let him. I was dissappointed that I didn't get the shot more at his...03-23-2005, 08:36 PM
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This adorable 18-month old is Mason, who is the grandson of a friend of member Legacy~Art.
Let's see what you can do with one, the other or both pics of this handsome lad.
~Danny~
p.s. Thanks, LA, for submitting these....01-11-2005, 02:35 PM -
This older gentleman kindly gave me permission to use his picture on this forum. I think the face shows a lot of character even though there is considerable glare from his glasses.
He is a woodworker and makes wonderful wooden spoons and spatulas for Dutch oven cooks. I have a few...08-14-2006, 07:04 PM -
There are lots of quality photos available from:-
http://www.sxc.hu/browse.phtml
Many of which are without restriction in their usage such as this delightful photo by Damascus aka Jeff Osborn.
Enjoy!...01-13-2005, 06:57 AM
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My friend has generously given his permission to post this picture on this site. Enjoy working with this classic style portrait. If anyone wants a higher res version, please pm me and it can be emailed to you.
I do retain the copyright on the original and on any art copies and ask that this version or any version done NOT be posted on any other site or be used for any commercial gain.
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Originally posted by Janet Petty
NOW we're talking! A photo that a woman can enjoy visually while working on Photoshop. Thank you Janet, and thanks to your friend Troy for his generosity.
P.S., I like your taste in friends!
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Well, this is for starters -- low key...Comment
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shh, I sneaked into the ladies' thread
- I'll sign byRa so they won't notice, shh.....
byRa 
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It's great to work with such a good quality photo as it makes life easier to get a reasonable result. Thanks Janet and to Troy! I need all the pratice I can get in Painter and this was a treat to work on....!
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Charcoal and Pencil
I did this in PS.Comment
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Troy
Ro/Ra, We HAVE to notice -- it's too well done NOT to notice!
Neve -- Lovely! You really brought out his eyes!
Legacy -- Delightful! Soft and yet it retains his character.
Tried another version...Comment
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C.J, Ro, Neve, Elle, good job everyone!
Mine was in painter 8, clone tool, loose brush strokes, then surface texture added.
Thanks Janet, enjoyed doing this for your good-looking friend!Comment
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Photoshop > Art History BrushComment
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Rather than comment on each picture, I'm just going to say, "I'm glad ya'll like Troy's picture. I'm sure he will be pleased to see the results."
Here is mine.
JanetLast edited by Janet Petty; 07-03-2005, 10:10 PM.Comment
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One more attempt in ps7 only...
Dodge, burn tools for highlights/shadows, more contrast with selective color and level adjs, one more layer of added color, low opac, overlay blend, smudge tool for the painted look, some additional blends (invert, softlight etc)filter-other-custom to bring out texture, also filter-add texture-canvas.Comment
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judy, that turned out great!!
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I especially liked your Painter interpretation, Judy. You inspire me once again.Originally posted by jaykita
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I used multiple Impressionist-rendered layers (see this thread for brush modification info and general process), then over to Painter for some Blender > Grainy Blender, Artists Oils > Blender Bristle, Artists > Captured Bristle action.
Back to Photoshop for sharpening; back to Painter for more blending.
~Danny~Comment
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Re: Creative Portraits: A photo for the ladies
I'm posting this wearing a wig and using a higher pitched voice just to meet the criteria for posting (the things we do for arts sake).
Hope thats OK
PeterComment
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Re: Creative Portraits: A photo for the ladies
Well, I made the rendition before noticing the criteria....Comment
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