Thursday, February 4, 2010
Alaskan Landscape - Painter 8 Oils
This is one of my favorite photographs I took on our visit to Alaska. I like the trees and brush in the foreground and the mountains in the distance, with a touch of river water in the composition.
I used Paint.NET to apply the Ink Sketch filter for some linework. Saving that file I opened it in Painter 8 and using the Oils brushes I painted the image you see here. As I did with the Acrylic brushes I selected differing brushes for the sky, mountains, trees, brush and sand and river, but all were oil brushes. I used the Surface Effects Original Luminance for the textured strokes.
I worked with a larger file but opened it in PhotoPaint to use the Tone Curve and Saturation for the coloring. This is part of my workflow to add depth and a slight increase in color. I then resized it for web display to 681x1024 pixels.
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Now playing on Windows Media Player: Blues Traveler - The Mountains Win Again
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Labels:
creative,
digital painting,
inspiration,
landscape,
mountains,
Paint.Net,
Painter 8,
photograph,
PhotoPaint,
trees,
visual art
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