I enjoy rethinking art that already exists. Art is always derivative of the world around us. To say "original" is an oxy moron (did I say that right?), yet we all have a uniqueness that is unlike anyone else. Here's a new blue dog. This time bandit from the old Jonny Quest gets a blue treatment. Thank you George Rodrigue for the inspiration.
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HEY I am really liking your blog.. I am a follower now, and I have added your feed to a Page I have created called MASS AFFECTED. It is an attempt to connect more of the bloggers to one another. I hope you don't mind. Let me know if I need to remove the post! Thanks .. see you soon!
Hey That Guy! THANK YOU so much. I am happy to have you as a follower. I appreciate being connected to you and like-minded as well. Have a great day! Charlie
You really made my day!-cr
This is cool man. what medium did you do this with? or is it all computer edited? Either way, fun stuff.
THANK YOU much man. Admittedly it's Photoshop but it took a while to learn how to work it so it looks like oils. very fun tho...less messy than the old school way. (tho I'm def. not opposed).Thank you again! -cr
Hey ! I dabble in photoshop myself.. what actions did you use to achieve the oil painting look? great stuff.
Hey! Thank you for saying that. I'd guess by your name "Fixinto" you might be from the South. ;)
Actually it's quite simple. Turn your pencil or brush opaqueness down to 30% or so. Adjust to your taste when you overlap the painting. Basically, when it looks like oils, STOP. You can also, diffuse it a little with a blur tool, but even the slightest adjustments may ruin the cool hand-painted effect. I'd love to see your work. good luck!
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