Murphy by three_grrr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Found a whole bunch of PSP tutorials on youtube, and one of them showed how to turn a photo into a line drawing. So of course every photo in my files is danger of being turned into a line drawing now! This method uses layers and black and white and negatives and gaussian blurs and it's fun to play with. So after much tweaking, this what I did to poor Murphy. I cut him out of the photo and tweaked some more and layered him over a flame from FracFx's Fractured Galaxies script. That script can be found at DA in fractal resources. I've had the moth brush for so long I don't remember where it came from. It was all done in Paint Shop Pro X2, expcept the flame which is Apo.
Thank you all for stopping to see the previous post. If you go to the memorial page here at rendo, you can find a memorial to Valerie Ducom
http://www.renderosity.com/news.php?viewStory=14066
at the bottom of the page is a video which shows some of her photos. It's not like seeing them in her gallery, but this seems to be all that's left her photography on line. I don't know if she had another web site.
You all left such wonderful comments, some of you knew Valerie, I wish you had all seen her work.
Comments (45)
Beautiful work Rita..love what you did with Murphy....lol...wonderful !!
great
Wonderful composition!!
very cute dog ! love the setting too !
this is wonderful that you learning new stuff. keep the artist in you flowing
This turned out so great and yes, it does make one smile.
Cute Rita! :)
This is just to cute...perfect posing...looks like he's gonna worry that moth to pieces. Thanks for the info on Valerie.
TOO CUTE
Very nice work!
Cool postwork trick, I'll have to try it myself sometime.
Rita this is perfectly unique and original, and so interesting what you are learning in PS, I think you are doing incredibly well, hugs Jane xx
WOW~~!!~~COOL
Awwwww... that's just precious! You did a really great job!
Incredible how it resembles to my dog "Taykon". Is pratically the same - but I cannot say the race in english (for us in Italy) is barboncino bolognese...