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| Ana Pereira 2006-04-30, 10:53 pm |
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| Buddy 2006-04-30, 10:53 pm |
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please send canvas texture. LOL
All kidding aside this is wonderful, if only I could do this.
joeo
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
news:4455462b_1@cnews...
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> 1- Begin with a white background.
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> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on the first
> layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional Blur).
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> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also applied the
> same texture to the white background.
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> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes with oil
> brush in trace mode,
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> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced visibility.
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> (And bad English, sory...)
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> --
> Ana Pereira
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> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in news:4455462b_1
@cnews:
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on
the
> first layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional
Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also
applied
> the same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes
with oil
> brush in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced
> visibility.
>
Very impressive artwork! I envy you people who actually do have
real artistic abilities.
And nothing wrong with your English skills. My abilities in any
language except for my native one (which happens to be English)
are virtually non-existant. Most of you people overseas are way
ahead of us in North America in being able to communicate in
languages other than your native one!
Regards,
JoeB
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| Vern Stump 2006-04-30, 10:53 pm |
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Ana Pereira wrote:[color=darkred]
Ana:
Very beautiful and well done. Young Lady, your English is fine!!!
Vern
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| doris 2006-04-30, 10:53 pm |
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| Carrie Osmo 2006-05-01, 3:52 am |
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Great Painting
and thanks for the clear explanation
carrie
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message news:4455462b_1@cnews...
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on the first layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also applied the same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes with oil brush in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced visibility.
>
>
> (And bad English, sory...)
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
>
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| Ana Pereira 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
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"Vern Stump" <VictorDog@email.suppressed> escreveu na mensagem
news:445559cb$1_3@cnews...
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> Ana:
>
> Very beautiful and well done. Young Lady, your English is fine!!!
>
> Vern
>
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Thank you
(and not so young...)
--
Ana Pereira
C-Tech volunteer
Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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| Ana Pereira 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
| "doris" <djutus@houston.rr.com> escreveu na mensagem news:44557587_1@cnews...
Oh, this is wonderful. and thank you for telling us how you did it. I have really been excited by seeing the "painting" techniques here and ordered buZZ pro 3 after seeing what David Gray did with it
I have also been looking for tutorials on doing some of the same things in PSP and have collected some to use to help me better understand the techniques and for practice.
This is one done in with BuZZ Pro>> Simplifier one and Edges>> Enhance in PSP. The original was from www.freefoto.com
Very nice effct doris.
I am only trying Buzz yet, I would like to find the way to reproduce some of David's effects too.
--
Ana Pereira
C-Tech volunteer
Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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| Ana Pereira 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
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| Joëlle 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
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"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
news:4455462b_1@cnews...
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on the first
> layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also applied the
> same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes with oil
> brush in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced visibility.
>
>
> (And bad English, sory...)
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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>
>
That's so pretty Ana.
Your English is heaps better than my Portuguese!
:-)
Joëlle
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| Oh thank you so much Ana, an unexpected surprise.
thank you,
joeo
Below is one I tried to make like yours, but Its not so good.
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message news:445622aa_1@cnews...
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> "JoeB" <myemail@yahoo.com> escreveu na mensagem
> news:Xns97B5BB1B8D2C6JoeB@216.191.232.194...
> No problem, Joe, you can have it.
> This is the original I used to use but for this work was first resized 160%
> because my new camera is 5Mp.
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> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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| Very Very Nice.
joeo
"doris" <djutus@houston.rr.com> wrote in message news:44557587_1@cnews...
Oh, this is wonderful. and thank you for telling us how you did it. I have really been excited by seeing the "painting" techniques here and ordered buZZ pro 3 after seeing what David Gray did with it
I have also been looking for tutorials on doing some of the same things in PSP and have collected some to use to help me better understand the techniques and for practice.
This is one done in with BuZZ Pro>> Simplifier one and Edges>> Enhance in PSP. The original was from www.freefoto.com
"Buddy" <jco1@removeadelphia.net> wrote in message news:445552ab_3@cnews...[color=darkred]
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> please send canvas texture. LOL
>
> All kidding aside this is wonderful, if only I could do this.
>
> joeo
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> "Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
> news:4455462b_1@cnews...
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| W.Madison 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
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"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
news:4455462b_1@cnews...
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on the first
> layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also applied the
> same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes with oil
> brush in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced visibility.
>
>
> (And bad English, sory...)
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
Beautiful job, Ana.:-)
Wendy
C-Tech Volunteer
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| Spandex Rutabaga 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
| > doris wrote:
> This is one done in with BuZZ Pro>> Simplifier one and Edges>> Enhance
> in PSP. The original was from www.freefoto.com
> Name: trees1.jpg
> trees1.jpg Type: JPEG Image (image/jpeg)
> Encoding: base64
Well, Doris, the image you posted was a giant 338,845 bytes. I've
attached three copies of your image at, respectively, half the
size, one fifth the size, and one tenth the size of your image.
All of them capture the general appearance of your image. The
half-size one is close to the polite limit of 150 KB per attachment.
All together my three attachments are still smaller in size than
the one image you posted. Please try and use File > Export > JPEG
Optimizer to make reasonably sized attachments. Thanks. (I'll
grant you that your image is harder to compress than many but my
examples show it is still quite possible.)
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| Michelle 2006-05-01, 7:02 pm |
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"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
news:4455462b_1@cnews...
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on
the first
> layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional
Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also
applied the
> same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes
with oil brush
> in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced
visibility.
>
>
> (And bad English, sory...)
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
>
>
Very pretty, Ana and no need to be sorry, your english is just
fine :-)
--
Michelle ;-)
Michelle's Paint Shop Pro & More!
http://members.aol.com/Mish234/index.html
Original tubes, links to plugins, tutorials, fonts & more.
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| doris 2006-05-01, 11:47 pm |
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Thank you for letting me know I had exceeded the limits and what they were
and how to stay within them, Spandex
Gratefully yours Doris
"Spandex Rutabaga" <SpRu@agabatur.xednaps> wrote in message
news:4456838F.8BA6C4C0@agabatur.xednaps...
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> Well, Doris, the image you posted was a giant 338,845 bytes. I've
> attached three copies of your image at, respectively, half the
> size, one fifth the size, and one tenth the size of your image.
> All of them capture the general appearance of your image. The
> half-size one is close to the polite limit of 150 KB per attachment.
> All together my three attachments are still smaller in size than
> the one image you posted. Please try and use File > Export > JPEG
> Optimizer to make reasonably sized attachments. Thanks. (I'll
> grant you that your image is harder to compress than many but my
> examples show it is still quite possible.)
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| Deillub 2006-05-01, 11:47 pm |
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Can someone explain how you..
"Painted using the original photo as material (pattern)."
Since the actual picture is made up of numerous patterns.
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Deillub wrote:
> Can someone explain how you..
> "Painted using the original photo as material (pattern)."
> Since the actual picture is made up of numerous patterns.
Easy as pie:
-Open a photo, a pattern, any other image
-Start a new image
-Activate the Paint Brush
-Set the Foreground Material in the Materials Palette to
the Pattern of the image (photo, whatever) already open
-Paint on your new image with the Paint Brush
See what happens? The Paint Brush is using the other open image to
paint with :-)
Joske
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http://members.home.nl/j.a.c.backer/
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| Ana Pereira 2006-05-02, 7:10 am |
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| Deillub 2006-05-03, 11:03 pm |
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Who would have thunk... and just when I thought I was beginning to get a
handle on PSP you open up new doors of opportunity.
many thanks
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| David Gray 2006-05-04, 11:31 pm |
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Beautiful work Ana ! I love the contrasting red and green colours and the
canvas texture is just right.
David
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message
news:4455462b_1@cnews...
>
> 1- Begin with a white background.
>
> 2- Painted using the original photo as material (pattern).
>
> 3- Duplicate layer, Effects>Art Media effects>Brush strokes on the first
> layer. Reduced visibility
>
> 4- Buzz simplifier on the top layer (Three, One and Directional Blur).
>
> 5- Texture effects> Texture used a canvas texture I made. Also applied the
> same texture to the white background.
>
> 6- Added one Art Media layer on top and painted some strokes with oil
> brush in trace mode,
>
> 7- Converted art layer to raster, applied texture and reduced visibility.
>
>
> (And bad English, sory...)
>
> --
> Ana Pereira
>
> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
>
>
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| Carrie Osmo 2006-05-06, 4:16 am |
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Red Poppies always make me so sad..
thinking of the wasted lives.
They say red poppies where the first thing to grow
after the battles of world war one and have long been
for reme,berance (here at least)
what a lovely photo though I personally
loved the painterly version you did.
"Ana Pereira" <ana.pereira@cut-sapo.pt> wrote in message news:445bd91f_2@cnews...
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> "David Gray" <kadamar@zeuter.com> escreveu na mensagem news:445ab9ac_1@cnews...
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> Thanks David.
> Spring is the bigger worker here, the colours were there in the first place.
>
> The original in my new gallery - http://www.olhares.com/galerias/det...gem=8&id=613036
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> --
> Ana Pereira
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> C-Tech volunteer
> Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
> http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
> http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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| Ana Pereira 2006-05-07, 6:59 pm |
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"Carrie Osmo" <c_osmo@NOspamcop.net> escreveu na mensagem
news:445c5679_2@cnews...
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> Red Poppies always make me so sad..
> thinking of the wasted lives.
> They say red poppies where the first thing to grow
> after the battles of world war one and have long been
> for reme,berance (here at least)
>
> what a lovely photo though I personally
> loved the painterly version you did.
>
Here red poppies are never alone...
Allways have some other flowers around or are in a wheat fields.
--
Ana Pereira
C-Tech volunteer
Private Beta Tester PSP9, X
http://ana.pereira.no.sapo.pt
http://paintshoppro.no.sapo.pt
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