Yellow Ladyslipper Orchid by bigbraader
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This one has been shown in the 2D Gallery, thought I'd share this a little
more elaborate version with you also :) AND an apology to those who've already seen it.
It is of course mostly 2D work, but some final adjustments in Photoshop (blurring the background) makes it a sort of mixed medium work as well.
This is mainly to be considered a technical exercise. I wanted to prove to myself that I still could make an "old-fashioned" realistic airbrush painting, using Painter and the Wacom airbrush pen.
It's made with a photo for reference, but drawn/painted completely from scratch, using something resembling traditional airbrush techique very much - creating numerous masks etc. as shown in the picture.
The background is imaginary, and though the airbrush work was done without masking here, I wanted an extra Depth-of-Field effect, which was applied in Photoshop using the gaussian blur filter.
Toolbox: Photoshop CS, Painter X, Wacom Intuos 3 tablet (A5 wide).
Original size 1500x2000.
Most of my pictures here are in the Vue gallery (renders), but in case you're interested, a few of my real airbrush paintings (acrylics) can be viewed here:
Dreaming
Pascali
Thanks for taking a look, hope you like it. Comments etc. welcome and appreciated.
Have a nice day
- Lars
It's made with a photo for reference, but drawn/painted completely from scratch, using something resembling traditional airbrush techique very much - creating numerous masks etc. as shown in the picture.
The background is imaginary, and though the airbrush work was done without masking here, I wanted an extra Depth-of-Field effect, which was applied in Photoshop using the gaussian blur filter.
Toolbox: Photoshop CS, Painter X, Wacom Intuos 3 tablet (A5 wide).
Original size 1500x2000.
Most of my pictures here are in the Vue gallery (renders), but in case you're interested, a few of my real airbrush paintings (acrylics) can be viewed here:
Dreaming
Pascali
Thanks for taking a look, hope you like it. Comments etc. welcome and appreciated.
Have a nice day
- Lars
Comments (23)
kenwas
Fine work Lars!
BorisB
Excellent composition!!
faroutsider
Stunning work! I'm deeply impressed.
bkhook
Beautifully done.
cyberzen1
This has a real WOW factor, very impressive
GBCalls
Amazing display of your talent! Wow is barely enough - so very well done
Orinoor
Goodness, you are even more talented and accomplished than I realized. Amazing work, I truly thought it was a photograph at first.
jrcejaspulido
I can' t beleave this is not a photo. Impresive, excellent work
Prematos
-brilliant work, very realistic.
krickerd
The overall work is amazing! I thought it was a photo at first. The DOF effect really adds to the realism!
bronwyn_lea
It's beautiful! Wonderful work!
chrispoole
Fine PS and painter work Lars, beautiful colours as well.
FrenchKiss
This looks beautiful, Lars.
shingleboot
Beautiful image, very realistic
hoskins78
When I first saw this I really thought it was a photo! Superbly done, and cool to hear a little about your techniques :) Superb!!!
Forevernyt
Awesome. I used to be able to draw. Not sure if I can anymore.
butterfly_fish
You PAINTED that?? Does everything you do turn photoreal? I am floored!
loligagger
Excellent work!!!!!!!!!!
PhilW
Stunning realism - I almost passed over this as a photo!
katy555
Wonderful image,excellent colors and lighting...
slugman
Incredibile!!!!
Shari123
Absolutely gorgeous! You have many talents I see. I'd love to see more of the lady's slippers. I tried photographing the pink ones before but they are hard to capture (for me) in their semi shaded areas.
psyoshida
Excellent! Your painter skills are as expert as your Vue skills. Impressive work.