Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Portrait - Textured Acrylics - Watercolor - Painter 11
My Grandson, photograph taken by me. I opened the file in PhotoPaint and cropped to focus on his facial expression. Saving that file, I applied the Local Equalization tool to it for sharp contrasts, saved a secondary file.
Opening it in Painter 11 I chose the quick clone with an ocher background. Then I picked the Textured Acrylics brushes for a muck up. I blocked in the face and shirt, did a touch of the background.
I used Digital Watercolors and Erasers to take some of the dark spots out and to add to the background. I shifted to the cloners and used the splattery cloner and the soft cloner for some of the details of the eyes, ears, nose and mouth.
I saved that iteration and opened it in PhotoPaint. There I applied Filter Forge's Photo Effects Vibrancy which gave the image a reddish cast. I then used Filter Forge's frames and added a reddish brown frame. I resampled the image for display here.
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Labels:
acrylics,
digital painting,
Filter Forge,
Grandson,
Painter 11,
photograph,
PhotoPaint,
Picasa 3,
portrait,
texture,
visual art,
watercolor
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