Kururu chalk portrait by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
using Corel's Painter essentials i take a 3D render that may not have come out as desired and I allow painter to give it a work over.
This is an example of such a work over in chalk
Have a nice day
Mike
Comments (49)
Nice One!!
Cool!
Neat work-over and abstract-style result, reminds me of the French impressionist ! ~Cheers~
jolie!
I had forgotten all about the Corel products! I have some of them lurking about somewhere on my machine. Cool postwork Mike! After reading the title in the ebot I was looking for a police chalk outline LOL!
Awesome Mike
i also have some problems with that program, i'm still working on it
she looks on FIRE!!! Nice image!
fun to play with those filthers and even more fun too to use diff filthers and fade layerson top part way I mean like halve a page to show what is under the layer and the other halve is not faded. lat of things to do and play with
Maybe the same process that produced the 3 Queen Zlata paintings??? Dana
looks like a birds eyeview of a girl that is dead, laying on a sidewalk - BREAK OUT THE CHALK - LOL
That is really a great effect. Beautiful result, Mike!
Great scene!!
Very neat Mike. Hope your feeling MUCH better today?
A very interesting manipulation! It certainly does give one more options artistically! Well done!
YOu can do that with photos that didn't come out to sharp, too. This is cool, sort of impressionistic!
Interesting effect. Really cool.
Wonderful painterly effects, Mike! It's great having several different graphics applications. The possibilities are endless!
SWEET I LOVE THIS