Abuela by inshaala
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Looking back at my Peru pictures i'm suprised i havent posted this one yet. Anyway - taking a lot of inspiration from goido and his recent foray into making a photo look like an oil on canvas painting - this being one of them:
While i didnt get the same look entirely, it was never really the aim of trying this - i'm sure i used different techniques although a lot of the same ones (and i know i used a different program) to get the look and thus it isnt really a clone process. Very interesting yet time consuming to do this. Basically play around with textures, overlays and brush strokes in photoshop and you will come up with something similar if you are patient and willing to try things.
Enjoy!
Rich
While i didnt get the same look entirely, it was never really the aim of trying this - i'm sure i used different techniques although a lot of the same ones (and i know i used a different program) to get the look and thus it isnt really a clone process. Very interesting yet time consuming to do this. Basically play around with textures, overlays and brush strokes in photoshop and you will come up with something similar if you are patient and willing to try things.
Enjoy!
Rich
Comments (15)
MrsLubner
Rich, this is an exciting foray you are off on. This portrait has been taken to a new high. I can see the original had a strong character in it but you have inserted even more with your technique. I am thoroughly enjoying Goido and your work in this painted portrait endeavor. I would value greatly this type of work and it is really much more interesting than a straight-shot portrait. At least, that's my humble opinion.
jonarves
Wow! Impressing. I don't like digital fingerprints on a natural object, but this is fascinating.
RobyHermida
A beautiful capture!
Realm_Of_Illusion
You did very well :) What a beautiful and deep face she has, a great capture.
goido
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!I love this! The picture was great to begin with,I love what you did with the background!I am sure it would look fantastic printed on heavy fiber paper. Have you printed this artwork? Her expression and the way she cover herself from the sun... I am almost transported to Peru. I would love to see more of these series!!
timtripp
excellent post work!
jocko500
this is very cool work. The postwork is super too. both of you do good work
babuci
I recon your time put in this work payed off well. I "don't belive" this is a phototgraph to start with. Most excelent. I know this is an experiment but I would not mind to see more of this from you.
skiwillgee
Fantastic. A tutorial, p l e a s e.
lucindawind
wow stunning work !
tizjezzme
this is fantastic .. a face so full of character and grace.
promiselamb
wow you are so good at this :-) keep up the great work :-)
lorandbartho
Fabulous! You have probably erased all the insignificant/disturbing detals.
Cgaynor
Some images have a timeless quality to them, "worthy of" a painting and you have transported one there. The beauty of humanity staring off into middle distance. Excellent.
Sherena
OMG!! Incredible post work...Superb!!