devonwoody
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couldn't get out to the workshop, door was frozen to frame, so whilst the wife is slaving away in the kitchen I got out my imaging program and painted a seasonal scene.
Christmas morning project
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xy mosian
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Now having tried to make something recognisable with an arty program I know how difficult it is.
Well done, may I ask which image program you used, was it a digital pad input etc.?
Again this forum has given me an idea for whiling away the 'too cold in the workshop hours'. Thanks
Hapy Christmas.
xy
Well done, may I ask which image program you used, was it a digital pad input etc.?
Again this forum has given me an idea for whiling away the 'too cold in the workshop hours'. Thanks
Hapy Christmas.
xy
Max Power
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Lovely scene devonwoody, looks like an idylic workshop and the trees in full leaf look great 
devonwoody
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My PC supplier bundled PHotoshop CS2 when I purchased the pc three years ago, and being a PSP man I have only opened it a few times.
However looking throught some video tutorials on the web last week (used the painter 11 trial free ) I have found that photoshop is more stable, I use a new layer for every object and the brushes have all come from the brush folder titled Large list.
Perhaps a combination of photoshop and Painter 11 might be the way to go.
PS I could always change the trees to russet colour if you wish :wink:
However looking throught some video tutorials on the web last week (used the painter 11 trial free ) I have found that photoshop is more stable, I use a new layer for every object and the brushes have all come from the brush folder titled Large list.
Perhaps a combination of photoshop and Painter 11 might be the way to go.
PS I could always change the trees to russet colour if you wish
:wink:
xy mosian
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Thanks John, well done indeed.
xy
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xy mosian
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Now just because it's christmas, and so very quietly
Bloody Hell Fire
xy
Bloody Hell Fire
xy
devonwoody
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wizer":m3yjwjrq said:
I confess, I do use a stylus, Wacom Sapphire.
Benchwayze
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Very nice indeed DW.
I try, but I really ought to use a stylus.
Maybe for my Birthday? Lol!
Very nice work on the art front, both DW and Lee.
John
I try, but I really ought to use a stylus.
Maybe for my Birthday? Lol!
Very nice work on the art front, both DW and Lee.
John
jlawrence
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have to say I've no idea how the heck anyone can produce art work like that - let alone on a computer using a mouse.
Mine you, I've the artistic talents of a dead doormouse.
Mine you, I've the artistic talents of a dead doormouse.
devonwoody
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Another confession, I had painted the scene in watercolour a week previously with an art group and winter scene was the project.
