tina by leehilliard
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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hi all,
i hope your summers are going beautifully so far.
it's been a busy one for me so far.i wasn't able to enter any army art contests this year due to the entry sites being revamped which caused a major headache for me as i couldn't enter the page to upload them. i'm pretty bummed about that.i was able to land a commision for a motorcycle group though. i'll keep you all posted as that develops. yippeee.
todays image is a manip i did of tina ,a good friend who 'models' for me sometimes.she and her friend's style reminds me a lot of those pinups of the 40's and 50's so i've taken a few dozen shots of them so i could try my hand at making them 'stars' lol ! it's a lot of fun learning new ways to manip photos.so be sure they'll be more in the future.
thanks for all your kind comments. see you soon,
till the dragon flies again ,
hugs and regards,
lee

Comments (8)
She's lovely,beautiful work!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice work!!!
very beautifuly done :))))))))))))))
YEAH for you,way to go, Lee
Beautiful!!
Great work...Hugs
Hi Lee!!! Great photo. Sorry you was not able to enter the army art contest. How have you been? Good here, I had a crash a few years back, was bummed and didn't feel like reloading all content, and I was addicted to World of Warcraft, sooooo that is where I have been. Goodluck with the motorcyle group thing!!!!! Big Hugs, Becky
I have not even begun to explore in detail the plug-ins and filters that are available (many for free!) for PSP .. You are sure doing a great job of learning about and using them with ps .. This turned out really nicely, your friend Tina has such a cute, 40s-50s pose! Well done, Lee!