traditional style colorization of west coast house

Painting \ Architecture | 07/25/04 @819 | knightgraphics1 | critiques (5) | views (731)

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This is done in Photoshop 7, it took about 4 hours to do. I messed with Painter before I didi this in photoshop, but I threw out the painter version. Photoshop is finally doing what only Painter did, and Photoshop does it better. The brush controls, jittering, and other radom functions really work well, with or with out a tablet.

The goal here was to mimic water color, marker, and paint in general.
A few trees where dropped in form my photolibrary. They where lightened, watercolor effect, and posterized to have them blend into the bruch style I was using.

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Comments (5)

UmbraTheory

07/25/04 @866

I kind of think this is in the wrong catagory. Isn't this a painting? I will hold off on my vote to find out.

Tribal-Hand

07/26/04 @960

Is this Cathegory right?

knightgraphics1

07/27/04 @914

The catagory has been corrected.

WhaleBob2000

08/23/04 @751

I'm not crazy for the multi-colored bushes on th front, But I do enjoy the detail of the house itself a lot. It's very professional

knightgraphics1

08/24/04 @416

This (colorization) piece was done as a test to see if i could emulate someones style in California. Which from the file I recieved thier version used various colored wild flowers, and possibly blooming bushes. Unfortunately I was given a low resolution copy to interpet from.

Since this was labeled "Coloriation" on top I will just let you know that the house design was started as a given starting point -drafted 2d line art, and colorized from there. Make no mistake im not an architect, I just do 2D and 3D work for them.

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