The Lock Keepers House by RedSpartan
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Very much a departure in style for me, not to mention method. Was out on Boxing day for a walk with my new Canon 300D (Beautiful camera...highly recomend it) and took the top picture. Didn't really have any designs to use it for anything, was just clicking at anything interesting. When I got it on the computer this morning I remembered a tutorial I'd seen on CG Channel by S
Comments (10)
Nite try ... nice idea ...
Excellent job....The Blending is superb.
AMAZING..!!! cool mood and atmos..!! very beautiful my friend..!!
Very atmospheric.
Fascinating piece of re-work.
Nice change from the original to digital format. Very well done, I really like the athmosphere and the lighting in the background. very well done.
What a transformation! The photo is great and I just adore what you made to it. You certainly created an omnious mood, beautiful!
i love what you did using this photograph...i had to keep going back and forth to confirm that they were the same subject...very good work!
Do you live in Southern England?
Firstly let me say that you've done a sterling job on the painted adjustments. You haven't lost the character of the house in the process. Secondly I thought I'd play detective and try and work out in what part of the world you are based. The pitch of the roof is at an angle which indicates a cold country that anticipates snow. The deciduous trees, volvo, numberplates and shade of the red-brick indicates England. At first I assumed it was the Thames valley because of the channel, but the style of house doesn't suit that region. I think it is more probable that it is in the tributary regions of the Wye. By the colour of the brick I'm going to guess Gloucestershire. However, as you use the term 'well pleased' I'm guessing that you didn't grow up in the area. Am I close?