or at least do something interesting with a so-so pic.
The original photo:
The Van Gogh
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And now for something completely different....
I was playing with a PS plugin I found called Impressionist and discovered that I can paint like an Old Master
or at least do something interesting with a so-so pic.
The original photo:
The Van Gogh
If I'm alone in a forest and my wife is not around to hear what I say, am I still wrong ??
Love how you've coloured that pigeon! Now...forget cheap plug-ins, try this in PS. Open your image and choose the art history brush. Make your brush size about the size of a small button and start smudging up your image. Now make your brush size very small and go back over the interesting parts of your image. Magic!
Regards
Matt. K
As requested
 If I'm alone in a forest and my wife is not around to hear what I say, am I still wrong ??
Love the birdie shot and I will take a kilo of the grass - thank you
  Chris
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John
Not bad for a first attempt. You need a really small brush for the eyes, beak etc. Print it on canvas, frame it, sign it John Picasso and you'll get about a squillion bucks for it. Regards
Matt. K
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