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12/22/2007 07:13:33 PM · #26 |
Leroy did you do the image by hand or was all filter generated. The thing that I like about is the the depth of the paint strokes it almost looks 3D.
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12/22/2007 07:18:14 PM · #27 |
OK... the paint strokes were all generated by the filter Alien Skins Snap Art. I did add Smart Sharpen to make the strokes more crisp. I also used Match Color to give it the same color scheme as Van Gogh's "Starry Night" :-)
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12/22/2007 07:27:41 PM · #28 |
| The $199 price tag for is cheaper then Corel Painter x + it's a Photoshop plug-in. Do you get a lot of control in the process and can you manually pick brushes and paint with it? |
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12/22/2007 07:37:53 PM · #29 |
You have lots of controls with bunches of preset styles. As far as sliders go, you have a LOT of control, but there is no way to manually paint.
You can, however, do it on a duplicate layer and then control the transparency of the filter or use layer masks to bring certain parts back.
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12/22/2007 07:42:59 PM · #30 |
[thumb]624740[/thumb]
A quick water color from a preset.
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12/22/2007 07:49:54 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
[thumb]624740[/thumb]
A quick water color from a preset. |
IMHO . I liked the first one a lot better to me the image actually looked like it was painted. The second Image (above)looks like a filter placed over the top of a photo. The Subject doesn't seem to be "distorted" enough like paint and the "crackle" is overpowering.
Nice image though, just not crazy about the intended paint process
Kevin
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12/22/2007 08:00:14 PM · #32 |
I'm not fond of the water color either... I much prefer the Oil painting filter. Ofcourse, I much prefer oil paintings.
I think in the end, if you are a serious "artist" you should probably go with Corel Painter
Message edited by author 2007-12-22 20:02:21.
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12/22/2007 08:25:43 PM · #33 |
[thumb]624748[/thumb]
Here is a quick pastel for comparison.
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12/22/2007 09:14:47 PM · #34 |
or acrylic and canvas...
Originally posted by foromann_forever:
I think in the end, if you are a serious "artist" you should probably go with Corel Painter
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12/22/2007 10:17:36 PM · #35 |
Originally posted by soup:
or acrylic and canvas...
Originally posted by foromann_forever:
I think in the end, if you are a serious "artist" you should probably go with Corel Painter
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True, but ya know... even with the retail cost of Corel Painter and a computer, it's still probably less expensive than actual art supplies! :-D
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