Painting with Photoshop filters.

[minoltaman]

I have a galley of 70 of these in this series. If you would like to view them please click the link below

http://www.pbase.com/minoltaman/paintin ... ns_colours

Thanks

[pstewart]

These images are pretty. What Photoshop filter/filters do you use to create this effect?

Phyllis

[minoltaman]

Thank you. Ask Steve.

[minoltaman]

BTW, Phyllis in an earlier thread when I posted pics from this series, one identical, you told me I think I would like the original better. I posted an original and you said you liked both of them about the same. Uhhh...the originals suck. That is why I painted them. Well, I guess you have had a change of opinion?

I don't understand why you would want to get any technique from me anyway. If you would have allowed me to participate at your forum in stead of discriminating against me you would know already, would'nt you?

I don't feel the need to give you any tips after you have been trying to slam on me the last three days. You direct peeps to tutorials over at innographx. Some day I will make a tutorial available on these strokes. Knowing the filters does nothing for you without the techniques or original pics that they fit. Just a waste of time usually.

But...luckilly you have the old Photoshop filter guru at your forum He can identify strokes from these filters and recreate them without any numbers or settings or knowledge of resolutions and other important data. I am sure he will be happy to tell you or sell you a cdrom of his technique.

Maybe I will save this one for a cdrom myself. Sorry.

Cheers

PS It is no big sceret filters though. I gave the technique out many times at a couple other forums. You must not have been paying attention.

[minoltaman]

These images are pretty. What Photoshop filter/filters do you use to create this effect?

You are now caught Phyllis. You already know the filter, you already made a negativeish comment on this style and the filter in this forum a few weeks ago. You are not being honest with anyone in this forum. You knew of the filters LONG before me. You actually told everyone the name of my treatment in that thread. You outted me so to speak. now look at ya....


Here are your words from that thread.

Libra, love that little house surrounded by trees...would be a nice place to live!

Don, I think I'd prefer these without the Paint Engine treatment, but they are nice pics, especially the last one.

Darter, nice close up. This is the same type of maple we have in our backyard, and I have seen more of these leaves lately than I want to...they're allllll over the yard

Here is the thread. http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=1330

It should be clear to everyone now that your posts are for very questionable reasons and you are here to cause trouble for me I guess.

You were/are being disingenuous with everyone in this forum. Everyone should be able to see through you now. You been bogus beefing me since the beginning. Now you are bogus beefing everyone else with this bogus banter.

[pstewart]

Thanks, MM. I had forgotten the name of the plug-in you used, which is why I asked. Yes, Paint Engine is the name all right. It creates a nice effect. Several folks on my site have used it...the arctic filter, I think it's called? Anyway, it would be nice to have. I wish they made PE for Macs, but so far, just for Windows.

Phyllis

[minoltaman]

Many filters were used on those. This one was made with the artic filter. It's been oversharpend a tad bit after I resampled it down.

[minoltaman]

Here is another done with the artic filter.

Once again a tad bit over sharpened on the downsample.

[minoltaman]

These were both made with the artic filter. You can see the autumn pics are similar but much different.

[minoltaman]

This one is not the artic stroke.

[minoltaman]

neither is this one...

[minoltaman]

Goofing around with some different filter effects....