How to pretend to be a painter
Photoshop to the rescue:
Olympus Stylus 1s, 300mm, ISO200, f5.6, 1/250s, many Photoshopsing
Real fake art! Still, I rather like this one; I wish I had painted it.
Speaking of real painting: does anybody know where the Chessmonster went?
Good, fake but original
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The brushstrokes create movement. I like it!!!
I wrestled with what makes art "real" or "fake" for quite a while. Then, one day I got over it. If it makes me happy then I am cool with it. The results could not have come without my image or my eye. That is just my humble opinion.
Keep up the good work, real or fake! ;)
I'll try, thanks!
Super Photo 💕
What did you do in Photoshop to create this? It looks great.
It's the "Oil Paint" filter in CS6. It does require some doing to get all the settings/sliders just so.
I can't believe I never saw this before. Thanks for letting me in on the Photoshop secret! I gave it a quick try...and I think I like it...
You may have just created a monster.
Oh dear.
As I just showed you something, can I call you "grasshopper" now?
Bet it was a bird before!