Palaver Pete
Uploaded: February 02, 2008
Painted in Photoshop
Michelle Alton February 02, 2008
Cool ol' cowboy...Reminds me of our "Imus in the Morning." (host of radio progam is aging and wears a big cowboy hat).Debra K. Thomas February 02, 2008
I really like this...... #5434421Kay E. Mahoney February 02, 2008
Beautiful work,Jo. Love the effect. #5434769Patricia Fritsche February 02, 2008
Great detail a true flavor of a western, character print..neat!! Patricia #5435281Bonnie Gearhart February 03, 2008
I love this style of work, wish I knew how to do it. You said photoshop, which version do you have if you don't mind me asking. Can you give us a little detail on how you got this affect?Jo Vollstedt February 03, 2008
Thank you Michelle, Debra, Kay, Patricia, and Bonnie for the comments. I use Photoshop CS3. The tecnique is called "Smudge Painting" and I think it can be done with any version of Photoshop. I created the background using various brushes I have collected, and then in Painter I burned the edge. #5436399Christina C. Moore February 07, 2008
This is really cool! #5460531Linda D. Lester February 23, 2008
Love it! Great job!!! #5538231Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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