Re: Photo to Watercolour
Foxy
> This is the view I see in the Summer when I look out of my upstairs
> office window.
>
> I turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very
> pleased with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
> http://sites.ecosse.net/valerie.copeland/watercolour.jpg
That's beautifull Val. I would frame it :-)
Jen
Shiela S
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> This is the view I see in the Summer when I look out of my upstairs office
> window.
>
> I turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very pleased
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
That's really lovely
Shiela S
John #8
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Wonderful picture, Val: I love the look. It has a old feeling
about it & would look great framed. Nice going kid-o.
John:
Jackie
> office
> window.
>
> I turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very
> pleased
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
> http://sites.ecosse.net/valerie.copeland/watercolour.jpg
I like that Val, would look nice framed!
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Jackie
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BunnyHare
> This is the view I see in the Summer when I look out of my upstairs office
> window.
>
> I turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very pleased
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
> http://sites.ecosse.net/valerie.copeland/watercolour.jpg
That is great Val and well worth a frame.
I see you are using Photoshop, I have tried that a little bit but still go
back to psp because it was the first I mastered
Its good to see some art work being shown. It seems that since Evelyn left
us we have not been posting so much art work which is a shame. I am as much
to blame as anybody else, must get on and do some more soon.
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Barb
Jackie
> On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 14:22:09 +0100, Jackie thought a bit, then had
> this to
> say:
>>
>> I like that Val, would look nice framed!
>
> shiney!
definitely Val. I have received your e-mail o.k Val and will have a go
with it a bit later
and see what happens - should I try ftp'ing it after?
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Jackie
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ijm®
says...
> turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very pleased
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
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by what we refuse to destroy.
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Paul
Rabbit
> This is the view I see in the Summer when I look out of my upstairs office
> window.
>
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
Nice.
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Sandra
People will forget what you said.
People will forget what you did, but
People will never forget how you made them feel.
Shiela S
> On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 14:22:09 +0100, Jackie thought a bit, then had this to
> say:
>
> --
I think "canvas" printing paper would look good too.. Take a look here:
http://www.aktivdirect.co.uk/acatalog/PHOTO___DESIGN.html
True Canvas Paper (220gsm)
This heavy textured canvas paper is ideal for that 'fine art' look. Turn
your pictures into oil paintings!
Its £11.99 for 10 sheets or buy 2 packs get 1 free, I've used it myself and
its very effective
I know yours is a watercolour effect, but I think it would work.
Shiela S
noreen at home
> This is the view I see in the Summer when I look out of my upstairs office
> window.
>
> I turned the photograph into a watercolour via Photoshop and very pleased
> with the result. I might even frame it :)
>
> http://sites.ecosse.net/valerie.copeland/watercolour.jpg
That really is lovely Val ;-)))
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A thing of beauty is a joy forever .
"from fast finger Noreen !!
Jackie
> On Fri, 8 Jul 2005 14:41:30 +0100, Jackie thought a bit, then had
> this to
> say:
>
>> definitely Val. I have received your e-mail o.k Val and will have a
>> go
>> with it a bit later
>> and see what happens - should I try ftp'ing it after?
>
> out this
> evening and I know evenings are best for you ?
No problem Val, will look out on Skype over the week-end.
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Jackie
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