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Feb 19
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FSGT Gabe
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Hey guys,
I took one of my recent shots and tried to give it the "painting" feel. How does it look? It is worth being submitted for the gallery?
Thanks for looking
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- Kevin
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Feb 19
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If I'm being honest I don't really like it, the effect is too heavy and the colours too dark. Compression really hasn't helped it either. Try using the effects a little more subtly next time.
Just trying to be helpful, no offence meant.
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Hey, no offense taken Heathaze
. I want the honest opinion...which is what you gave. Thanks
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I think it is fairly dark...the original was lighter but I thought it looked better darker. And the effects weren't meant to be subtle...it was supposed to look like a "blotchy" painting...not a sharp one.
I mean, I probably wouldn't want this hanging on my wall...but I thought it looks cool. I'm not really sure how to make it look painting-ish without making it blotchy...any ideas?
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Interesting effect, though more like a cartoon than a painting, perhaps....
To make it look more like a painting, I would imagine you paint over the top of the image in a different layer, but how?
Ask Simplex, he 'paints' with photoshop.
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