And this mug is one of several different items I put the Impressionist painting on.
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Showing posts with label impressionism. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
The creative process (modern version)

I created this impressionistic image through a process of several steps using a combination of Corel Painter Essentials 4 and Corel PaintShop Pro.
Then, in PaintShop I took this old family photo and cut out the lady (g-g-aunt Sue)

and pasted it onto the painting of the field. I painted Sue's features out (sorry, Sue) with the same Seurat brush to create the look of the back of a woman with blond hair. (below) Finally I used the Impressionist auto painting feature to create the ending image. (The one at the top of this post.) Ah, the wonders of modern technology. I wonder what Monet would say?
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art,
artist,
corel,
floral,
flowers,
impressionism,
impressionist,
painting,
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Yet another cat creation
Obviously, cats are one of my favorite subjects - especially my own cats. This was done from one of my favorite photos of our kitty, Olivia. In the Corel Painter 4, I used the match palette effect from a Matisse painting, then auto painted it using the impressionist brush. I then went back in and used the soft edge cloner to sharpen her face. (And it's such a good face.) This is the resulting image. I'll be adding it to some Zazzle products within the next few days.
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"Bamboo Fun",
"kitty cat",
"pussy cat",
art,
basin,
bath,
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corel,
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impressionist,
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Matisse,
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Wacom,
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