Watercolor
henryg
seems very inferior compared to some of the PS crated watercolor
pictures about.
Angela M. Cable
Try these:
http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
http://www.state-of-entropy.com/impressionist.html
http://www.state-of-entropy.com/newtutorials/morepaint.htm
http://www.users.wineasy.se/snmz/psp5.htm
http://www.fortunecity.com/westwood/alaia/354/tutorials/oil/index.html
http://womanspirit.homestead.com/tutorial_paint.html
Also, you might want to download the Virtual Painter demo from the Jasc
site. You can get some very interesting artistic effects with it. I put
together a sample image using VP that shows all of the effects at:
http://www.neocognition.com/temp/vp/vp.html
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TammyC
look more like a painting without using the paintbrush effect. I used 3
quick filters that come with Paint Shop Pro:
fur effect: blur=4, density=30, length=5, transparency=20.
Gaussian Blur: radius=0.80
Edge Preserving Smooth(I found this on the effects browser): amount of
smoothing=5
This seems to work better with a scene with alot of detail, not so much a
person photograph.
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Nightingail
> seems very inferior compared to some of the PS crated watercolor
> pictures about.
Try the Paint Engine plugin, it's free and excellent for painterly
effects. Make sure you read the 'readme' that's included with the
download, so you'll know how to get the presets to show up.
http://www.fantasticmachines.com/demo_downloads.htm
Gail
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Chris Davidson
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> http://www.neocognition.com/temp/vp/vp.html (Virtual Painter effects
samples)
Angela,
To quote you.....
"Keep in mind that the effects can be varied by applying the filter to a
duplicate layer of the image and using blend modes and other tools to fine
tune your image"
Thank you for that tip! I have not had much luck with it, yet I see great
results from Ron V. and others!
> http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
This one gives a nice effect; except, I used Unsharp Mask instead of just
Sharpen. I did it with a closeup of a flower, but now I think I'll try a
'people picture.' : )
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Uni
>
> "Angela M. Cable" <ca...@sweetwaterhsa.com> wrote in message
> news:3D391F74...@sweetwaterhsa.com...
>
> > http://www.neocognition.com/temp/vp/vp.html (Virtual Painter effects
> samples)
>
> Angela,
>
> To quote you.....
>
> "Keep in mind that the effects can be varied by applying the filter to a
> duplicate layer of the image and using blend modes and other tools to fine
> tune your image"
>
> Thank you for that tip! I have not had much luck with it, yet I see great
> results from Ron V. and others!
>
> > http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
>
> This one gives a nice effect; except, I used Unsharp Mask instead of just
> Sharpen. I did it with a closeup of a flower, but now I think I'll try a
> 'people picture.' : )
Try it on a picture of Jackie. She's not too sharp :-)
Uni
Chris Davidson
news:3D39ED49...@state-of-entropy.com...
> Try this one too: http://www.state-of-entropy.com/watercolor.html
Looks like a nice one, Tom!!
Angela M. Cable
>
> "Angela M. Cable" <ca...@sweetwaterhsa.com> wrote in message
> news:3D391F74...@sweetwaterhsa.com...
>
> > http://www.neocognition.com/temp/vp/vp.html (Virtual Painter effects
> samples)
>
> Angela,
>
> To quote you.....
>
> "Keep in mind that the effects can be varied by applying the filter to a
> duplicate layer of the image and using blend modes and other tools to fine
> tune your image"
>
> Thank you for that tip! I have not had much luck with it, yet I see great
> results from Ron V. and others!
Glad it helps :-)
>
> > http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
>
> This one gives a nice effect; except, I used Unsharp Mask instead of just
> Sharpen. I did it with a closeup of a flower, but now I think I'll try a
> 'people picture.' : )
This tutorial, to me, looks more like a pen and ink with color wash.
Makes for a rather long title though :-) If you like the tutorials that
this gal does, probably you ought to either print them off or save to
your hard drive, it seems like I'm constantly chasing her content
around. Sometimes it'll disappear for a few months and then be back on
another server. The last two times, she's emailed me with new locations,
hopefully she'll keep doing that if she moves again.
Jackie Laderoute
>Chris Davidson wrote:
>>
>> > http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
>>
>> This one gives a nice effect; except, I used Unsharp Mask instead of just
>> Sharpen. I did it with a closeup of a flower, but now I think I'll try a
>> 'people picture.' : )
>
>Try it on a picture of Jackie. She's not too sharp :-)
My, but you're really obsessed with me. Mike's right - net toys *can*
be fun.
Btw, what ever happened to that apologia you were planning to email
me? Couldn't get your story straight?
Jackie
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Uni
>
> On Sat, 20 Jul 2002 22:24:16 -0400, Uni <plg...@usa.net> wrote:
>
> >Chris Davidson wrote:
> >>
> >> > http://tutorials.krixtyn.com/ArtEffects/Watercolor/index.html
> >>
> >> This one gives a nice effect; except, I used Unsharp Mask instead of just
> >> Sharpen. I did it with a closeup of a flower, but now I think I'll try a
> >> 'people picture.' : )
> >
> >Try it on a picture of Jackie. She's not too sharp :-)
>
> My, but you're really obsessed with me.
I heard you look pretty nice in a pair of sheer pantyhose :-)
> Mike's right - net toys *can*
> be fun.
But you're my Fisher Price, while I'm your Tonka :)
>
> Btw, what ever happened to that apologia you were planning to email
> me? Couldn't get your story straight?
Oh, that. Well, I found out I couldn't write, so I gave up!! :-)
Good night, my sweetheart, Jackie!!
Uni
Tom Vallombroso
Unidiot wrote:
>
>
> I heard you look pretty nice in a pair of sheer pantyhose :-).
Funny, that's what you're friends were saying about you.
Uni
Isn't it a little late for you to be up? I thought by now, your mother
would have tucked you in, Tommy!!
Uni
SOE? More like, SOC, State Of Confusion :)
Sally Beacham
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Tom Vallombroso
useful to them for some reason or another, and he has people who haven't
wised up enough to know that he's a waste of skin.
Ron Lacey wrote:
> On Sun, 21 Jul 2002 00:36:03 -0500, Tom Vallombroso
> <S...@state-of-entropy.com> wrote:
>
> >Funny, that's what you're friends were saying about you.
>
> He has friends?
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