From photograph to drawing

[sfm]

very nice Linda
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[Larry]

Got a little carried away I think? Added some noise and lighting effect

 

[wbiss]

Good stuff Larry! Don't worry about getting carried away... makes for some great and unexpected results!

 

[Guest]

Well done Larry, you managed to apply that drawing effect quite good

 

[theKeeper]

hey i like that statue Larry, where is that from?
Looks chinese...?

 

[Larry]

Thanks guys.....and gal of course. For Mark, that's actually the caodai pagoda in Tay Ninh province in Vet Nam.....taken many moons ago. I can post the actual picture if you like.

 

[wbiss]

this picture was too cute to pass on...

 

[Guest]

Seems that you got the hang of this technique Wendy, way to go

 

[sfm]

ooooooohhhhhh so cute Wendy well done
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[wbiss]

Thanks Gaus... Thanks Sue! Like I said, the photo that I stumbled across was just too cute to pass on and it gave me the opportunity to practise that technique again before it drifted out of my head... like so many things do these days...

 

[theKeeper]

Nice one Wendy.
That's a great use for this technique.

Larry...
Yes please. I'd love to see the original of that statue.
I love the detail in those.

 

[Larry]

Mark,

Here is the original photo....

 

[theKeeper]

Oh wow, it's not what i expected at all. And it's even coloured huh? Cool. [excited]

Do you know if that's supposed to have some symbolic/religious meaning, being as it's created on a stair railing of a building...?

 

[Larry]

I'm not sure if there's any religous meaning to the lion. I think it's more of a "protection" type symbolism, like the dragon. Guarding the gate sort of thing.

 

[theKeeper]

Ya ok, that would make sense.

Thanks.

 

[Solitaire]

Hey, this tutorial is real fun and very easy to follow. I tried my hand on it too

 

[Solitaire]

[excited]

 

[Solitaire]

 

[Solitaire]

 

[sfm]

Well done solitaire and yes it is adictive isn't it
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