Vintage Monoplane Study by UVDan

Mixed Medium • Aviation • posted on Jan 04, 2013

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A study rendered in Bryce 7 Pro using arlivre's excellent Classic Monoplane. I love this plane! I copied and pasted the image several times in Photopaint using different blend modes and filters to produce a more illustrative output. The background is one of my cloud photos. I enthusiastically endorse all the products and freebies used to make this image.

Comments (27)

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Maxidyne

8:54AM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Very cool image Dan. Looks like poster from the 30's.

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grafikeer

9:07AM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Nicely done...like the postwork finishing!

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flavia49

9:42AM | Fri, 04 January 2013

excellent

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Steeleyes101

10:16AM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Im loving this body of work with the vantage air planes. Bravo!!!!1 Please can you tell me how you get that vantage look to the renders? You have a way of making your work look like add's from an old magazines from the 30's & 40's; are you useing some special filter in photoshop?

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UVDan

10:28AM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Thanks everyone. Steeleyes101: I copy and paste the image several times. In Photoshop you would call these LAYERS. In Photopaint we call them OBJECTS. Each layer/object has a blend mode adjustment and a percentage adjustment that you can change. I usually use a water color filter, find edges filter,and a sketch pad filter, or a pen and ink filter. I change the blend percentage and layer blend mode until I find the effect that looks good. You can also change the order of the layers in the stack. I usually have three layers plus the original background.

KnightWolverine

2:21PM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Your study of this study makes wanting to study something worth studying about....hehehehe! Looks Great Too !!! ~smiles~

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UVDan

2:34PM | Fri, 04 January 2013

Thanks.

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tofi

8:03PM | Fri, 04 January 2013

A very interesting take on this, Dan! I like the mixed media used in this to form a really lovely composition that turned out fabulously! Great colours and outline!

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Richardphotos

10:10PM | Fri, 04 January 2013

hey he has an empty seat. I want to go also! superb work on this

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jocko500

10:45PM | Fri, 04 January 2013

wonderful work

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mgtcs

12:33AM | Sat, 05 January 2013

Excellent image my friend, cool airplane, loved the colors!

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ragouc

3:02AM | Sat, 05 January 2013

Very good picture.

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AliceFromLake

9:53AM | Sat, 05 January 2013

This is again a great picture.

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BardCoennius

7:27PM | Sat, 05 January 2013

I've found one can get similar effects more easily in Photoshop or GIMP by using the "Cartoon" filter (Mask Radius = 50, Percent Black = .1 or less), setting "Posterize" to 32 colors and adjusting the brightness (~70) and contras (~35).

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UVDan

11:47PM | Sat, 05 January 2013

Thanks everyone and thanks to BardCoennius for the GIMP formula.

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