Wow -- I love this! One of my goals over the next year is to become much more adept with the entire Adobe suite of products... right now I have the skill set of a baboon... just enough to push a couple of buttons and maybe the right thing will happen... maybe not! This is great inspiration!
![an open [sketch]book](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-MMo5bZY0FDs/Xotx_rger7I/AAAAAAAACeM/RZBMMBwV38A6XA38V8awBbDXBbBoCk8vQCK4BGAYYCw/s1600/aos_2020logo_banner_blog.jpg)
Playing around a little more with manipulating drawings in Photoshop. Not exactly my comfort zone, but I'm kinda digging it.
9 comments:
I saw you working on this earlier while I was in the lab, how did you do it??
I think you have it down now... great job!
I need to push myself more with Photoshop. I love this sketch of the girl---there's something very wonderful about her head and hair.
I'm totally ignorant of these things but it looks great and really suits your style.
Kevin- Good question! It wasn't a very linear process, but I'll be happy to show you someday in the lab.
Thank you Nancy, Laura and Felicity for your comments. I guess I'll have to keep on playing :)
Wow -- I love this! One of my goals over the next year is to become much more adept with the entire Adobe suite of products... right now I have the skill set of a baboon... just enough to push a couple of buttons and maybe the right thing will happen... maybe not! This is great inspiration!
Whoa, i love the results of monkeying with Photoshop. The color of the background - the lines of the chair, everything. Very cool.
You did fantastic. I love to sketch and then take it in my program for manipulation.
great job..
sandy
really nice, great use of colour and Photoshop!
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