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Painterly Cocker
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Painterly Cocker
by jo vollstedt on Thu Jul 03, 2008 12:02 pm
Ok, this one has taken me about 10 hours! First I smudged, then I took it into painter, and then back into photoshop. I like it, I think. What do you guys think?
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by mikajomc on Thu Jul 03, 2008 12:42 pm
Wonderful Jo! Very painterly 
I am trying to get a handle on painter. Can you give me an idea of your workflow?
You smudged in PS, then did you smudge more in painter or was it cloning? What brushes did you use?
If you try Maggie the bulldog with this same style I'd love to see it.
I am trying to get a handle on painter. Can you give me an idea of your workflow?
You smudged in PS, then did you smudge more in painter or was it cloning? What brushes did you use?
If you try Maggie the bulldog with this same style I'd love to see it.
-jordan in cinci
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by jo vollstedt on Thu Jul 03, 2008 1:06 pm
Jordan, here is my workflow, as far as I can remember.
PS
Smudge
Paint duabs
anso
Buzz
Painter
Degas Add color brush set to clone
using same brush set to paint touch up shadow and highlights
PS
using Trimoon's soften edges brush set about 4% go around the edges and hard lines to blend into the background. Background is on a separate layer.
Hope this helps
PS
Smudge
Paint duabs
anso
Buzz
Painter
Degas Add color brush set to clone
using same brush set to paint touch up shadow and highlights
PS
using Trimoon's soften edges brush set about 4% go around the edges and hard lines to blend into the background. Background is on a separate layer.
Hope this helps
- jo vollstedt
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- Location: Oregon
by bross on Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:55 am
palms wrote:Lovely work again Jo, but 10 hours my concentration doesn't last that long
Interesting seeing your work flow i have started to try buzz in the mix
Palms
Sorry for my ignorance, but what is Buzz? Thanks for the clarification.
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by palms on Sat Jul 05, 2008 3:04 am
bross wrote:palms wrote:Lovely work again Jo, but 10 hours my concentration doesn't last that long
Interesting seeing your work flow i have started to try buzz in the mix
Palms
Sorry for my ignorance, but what is Buzz? Thanks for the clarification.
It is a piece of software that simplifies your image, with some great results, i had it quite a while ago and never really got on with it, but now i use it a lot. The problem being now is that the company has folded, but there are some trial downloads around and both retouchpro and dpr have posts on the subject well worth reading
Palms
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