More fun on the Hog - Gregory & Jim (JWT) collaboration
Mar 23, 2015 07:02:31 #
jwt wrote:
Gregory's latest posting had an image that just begged to be sketched. With Gregs permission I downloaded the one that I wanted to work on and provided Gregory with 3 different renditions. He selected the two he like the best and here they are for I hope your enjoyment. Please try the downloads.
Great job Jim. I like the fossilized look in the first but the sun burst in the second just mimics the neck feathers splayed out in the second. Mighty nice👏
Mar 23, 2015 07:54:04 #
FrodoBaggins wrote:
Great job Jim. I like the fossilized look in the first but the sun burst in the second just mimics the neck feathers splayed out in the second. Mighty nice👏
Thanks Frodo, I hope you got to see the third one on this same thread that I posted later; its more along the lines of a fantasy rendition. I really appreciate you stopping by and the very nice comment. Thanks again my friend. :-D
Mar 23, 2015 08:02:47 #
Beautifully done! I like the second of these best, almost a fantasy-type shot, but very well done. Excellent work!
Mar 23, 2015 08:04:28 #
Jim, Beautiful interpretations, both. What software and technique(s) were used to accomplish the sketch version? Very unique image. Is there a tutorial on the UHH website?
Lou B.
Lou B.
Mar 23, 2015 08:15:58 #
jwt wrote:
Gregory suggested that I put the final rendition of todays work up here to see if it would create any interest, so here it is. Download provided
"Spirit of the Great Blue" is one of the finest that I have ever seen. Especially on the download. I know Greg is pleased. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Mar 23, 2015 08:24:00 #
Treepusher wrote:
Beautifully done! I like the second of these best, almost a fantasy-type shot, but very well done. Excellent work!
Thanks so much Randy; really happy you enjoyed these. It was definitely a lot of fun working with this fine image. :-D :-D
Mar 23, 2015 08:35:10 #
loboimages wrote:
Jim, Beautiful interpretations, both. What software and technique(s) were used to accomplish the sketch version? Very unique image. Is there a tutorial on the UHH website?
Lou B.
Lou B.
Hi Lou B; First thank you for your visit and kind comments; As to tutorial's I really don't know of any, but this might help: Software used starts with LR5 from there I move the image to be worked on to PSE12 where I perform cropping to get the desired composition; from there I call a program (a plug in to PSE12 called SmartPhotoEditorStudio which I will refer to as SPE) in SPE there are literally hundreds of masks that can be adopted to the desired result and each mask is modifiable to get exactly the result I'm looking for. Once I have that, I go back to PSE12, add my personal watermark and a frame type outline. I then save my work as a JPG file and publish. I hope this helps and I would love to see some of your work once you try it. Regards Jim
Mar 23, 2015 08:37:54 #
Ol' Frank wrote:
"Spirit of the Great Blue" is one of the finest that I have ever seen. Especially on the download. I know Greg is pleased. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Hi Frank and thanks so much for that extremely nice compliment. I initally thought that Spirit was a little far out there for most tastes but Gregory convinced me to add it to the posts. Now I'm really glad I did. Thanks again for the visit, the nice compliment and thanks for those thumbup's they are really appreciated my friend. :-D :-D
Mar 23, 2015 09:01:07 #
jwt wrote:
Gregory's latest posting had an image that just begged to be sketched. With Gregs permission I downloaded the one that I wanted to work on and provided Gregory with 3 different renditions. He selected the two he like the best and here they are for I hope your enjoyment. Please try the downloads.
Nice work
Mar 23, 2015 09:32:56 #
greymule wrote:
Nice work
Thanks Greymule, really appreciate your visit and nice comment. Really glad you enjoyed them. :-D
Mar 23, 2015 09:46:02 #
Jim.... I have LR5 and PSCC so I have 3/4 of the software needed. I'll look up the plug-in you used. I appreciate you sharing with me.
Thanks,
Lou B.
Thanks,
Lou B.
Mar 23, 2015 10:57:04 #
loboimages wrote:
Jim.... I have LR5 and PSCC so I have 3/4 of the software needed. I'll look up the plug-in you used. I appreciate you sharing with me.
Thanks,
Lou B.
Thanks,
Lou B.
Fantastic, good luck with it Lou, its scads of fun! :-D
Mar 23, 2015 10:59:36 #
jwt wrote:
Gregory's latest posting had an image that just begged to be sketched. With Gregs permission I downloaded the one that I wanted to work on and provided Gregory with 3 different renditions. He selected the two he like the best and here they are for I hope your enjoyment. Please try the downloads.
Great job Jim.
Mar 23, 2015 11:06:13 #
photophile wrote:
Great job Jim.
So glad you enjoyed them Photophile; thank you for stopping by and commenting. Much appreciated. :-D :-D
Mar 23, 2015 20:48:50 #
jwt wrote:
Thanks Frodo, I hope you got to see the third one on this same thread that I posted later; its more along the lines of a fantasy rendition. I really appreciate you stopping by and the very nice comment. Thanks again my friend. :-D
Went back and took a gaze👍
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