So this is a picture of a friend of mine. I used photoshop to paint over her. I used the eyedropper to sample the colors, and then toggled back and forth between that and the brush tool. Occasionally I used the rub tool, but not much. The finished product looks a little like the water color filter that takes two seconds in photoshop, but this seems more rewarding. I've seen comic book guys use this same technique so I thought I would try it out. I got to admit...I'm pleased, and I think it has kind of another world-ly feel even though it's based on something from this world.
I must admit, I finished the whole face in 23 minutes, but the background took me longer.
The picture looks pretty standard when viewed this small, but you can
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4 comments:
Okay...I'm assuming that the above post is spam blogging...ie...splogging. He took a second it seems to actually write something, but...what the ***?
By the way I really like this, I have done this techinque in the past and I appricate what goes into it to create it, it takes alot of work. Plus the girl is really good looking, that always helps.
and what's up with fakir? making a lame comment to get you to rent space on his blog? Stupid
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