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Stained Glass Rooster

© Chuck S. Frizzell

Stained Glass Rooster

Uploaded: July 03, 2008

Description

This is my edit of Paola Jofre's crystal rooster. All work was done in Photoshop. Sorry I had to change the legs, the pedestal an the original didn't look right.

Exif: F Number: 7.1, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/200 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 200, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 18.00 mm, Model: NIKON D70

Comments

Molly A. O July 04, 2008

This is beautiful, it looks like something I would love to hang up, since I am so new to PS, can you tell me did you select and draw all of your stain glass pieces? It looks so nice. I used a mosaic feature on mine but it is not the same feeling as yours. VERY BEAUTIFUL! #954429

Joan E. Hoffman July 04, 2008

This is a stunner Chuck, GREAT WORK. Did you draw in the background... ? Personally I am amazed when I manage to glue a couple of layers together LOL, much less anything this complicated!! #6139958

Chuck S. Frizzell July 04, 2008

Thank you Molly, I used the Stained Glass Filter, I looked at yours and it looks like you used the Craciture Filter. I don't really like mine with all the lines , but it kind of looks like chicken wire, so I left it. I selected each part of the crystal rooster, put it on is own layer, and applied the Stained Glass filter. That filter doesn't really do a good job at making it look like stained glass, so I added a stroke around the major areas, and a Bevel and Emboss layer style to give it that leaded look. Thanks again for your comment, if you have any more questions feel free to send me an email. #6140016

Dawn M. Schneider July 04, 2008

what a great creation!!! you are obviously very talented with photoshop, I definately am not, great great job!! #6140490

Chuck S. Frizzell July 04, 2008

Thanks for the vote of confidence Dawn. #6140732

Aggie Villanueva July 04, 2008

Very creative, Chuck. Like Joan I'm wondering did you draw the background yourself? #6140913

Chuck S. Frizzell July 05, 2008

I've uploaded examples of how I got the background. The first is just the roughed out sections with the stained glass filter applied (i.e. plants, trees, house, roof, doors, windows, clouds, fence, and hills), the second is with an inner glow applied, the third is with a gray stroke applied, and the forth is with a bevel emboss applied. #6143453

Chuck S. Frizzell July 05, 2008

Here they are, #6143459

Chuck S. Frizzell July 05, 2008

Here's the Rooster without the bottom. #6143519

Joan E. Hoffman July 05, 2008

Very talented Chuck. sigh.... I have so much to learn in all areas... but.... at least its fun!!! #6143572

July 05, 2008

Great job with this, Chuck! very appropriate filter for this fun piece of art. #6143804

Chuck S. Frizzell July 07, 2008

Thank you Deborah. #6150219

Irene Colling level-classic July 07, 2008

Chuck, this is wonderful. I love it and I like the chicken wire effect that you acheived with the mosaic filter. Very creative and excellent work. #6152258

Chuck S. Frizzell July 08, 2008

Thank you very much Irene #6155384

Chuck S. Frizzell July 08, 2008

Sorry I didn't comment earier Joan, I must have missed yours. Thank you again. #6155956

paola A. Jofre July 08, 2008

Chuck this is Awesome!!!! Very creative ....looks like stain glass....This would make a great pattern.....Thank you for sharing the steps you took....I really like this !!!! :)
btw sorry it's taking me a bit to respond...kids on summer break... #6156176

Chuck S. Frizzell July 08, 2008

Thank you Paola. #6157154

Graham Robards July 09, 2008

I popped into your gallery Chuck,thankyou for leaving a message on ours!

This image is the most brilliant work I have ever seen in PS. Well done!

~Pat #6157632

Chuck S. Frizzell July 09, 2008

Thank you Pat, what a flattering comment. #6159733

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