Tan's wow- a different approach
Here's what I did with Tanya's WOW. It's a completely different approach. I feel that when a picture has significant faults, it's sometimes better to use the faults as a positive and even exentuate them. This image is the result of taking the photo into a program called Painter and cloning it by hand using a WACOM tablet . The result is a chalk drawing. I then used a watercolour brush to soften the background even further. I like the result but realize it is not for everyone... Vic Here is the link... http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/page17.html
Re: Tan's wow- a different approach
I like it. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here's what I did with Tanya's WOW. It's a completely different approach. I feel that when a picture has significant faults, it's sometimes better to use the faults as a positive and even exentuate them. This image is the result of taking the photo into a program called Painter and cloning it by hand using a WACOM tablet . The result is a chalk drawing. I then used a watercolour brush to soften the background even further. I like the result but realize it is not for everyone... Vic Here is the link... http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/page17.html -- graywolf http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html
RE: Tan's wow- a different approach
That's very nice! I tried something similar but yours came out MUCH better. Don -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 5:31 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tan's wow- a different approach Here's what I did with Tanya's WOW. It's a completely different approach. I feel that when a picture has significant faults, it's sometimes better to use the faults as a positive and even exentuate them. This image is the result of taking the photo into a program called Painter and cloning it by hand using a WACOM tablet . The result is a chalk drawing. I then used a watercolour brush to soften the background even further. I like the result but realize it is not for everyone... Vic Here is the link... http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/page17.html
Re: Tan's wow- a different approach
Me too. Say, could you add her a Betty Boop dress and hairstyle ? ;-P graywolf wrote: I like it. http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/page17.html
RE: Tan's wow- a different approach
Vic, beautiful job! She should pay you for a print right now. John Power Racehorse in the desert -Original Message- From: graywolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2004 3:38 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Tan's wow- a different approach I like it. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here's what I did with Tanya's WOW. It's a completely different approach. I feel that when a picture has significant faults, it's sometimes better to use the faults as a positive and even exentuate them. This image is the result of taking the photo into a program called Painter and cloning it by hand using a WACOM tablet . The result is a chalk drawing. I then used a watercolour brush to soften the background even further. I like the result but realize it is not for everyone... Vic Here is the link... http://hometown.aol.ca/pentxuser/page17.html -- graywolf http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html
RE: Tan's wow- a different approach
Nice job Vic. You get this week's gold star!
