(5 years and 592 days ago)
George55 says:
Congratulations...I like this..
author says:
OH GAWD I fell off my chair when I saw this. THANK YOU.
Paint A Portrait - Photoshop Contest [22 entries]
Contest goal:
Your goal is it to take a photo of someone (this can be you) and turn that photo into a 17th century painted portrait.
Here are examples.
You can use paint filters BUT you can NOT use paintings as sources!
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Your goal is it to take a photo of someone (this can be you) and turn that photo into a 17th century painted portrait.
Here are examples.
You can use paint filters BUT you can NOT use paintings as sources!
Status: finished. Check out the winners below!
Denlig: The majority of the proposals in this contest do not look like 17th century paintings. ( 5 years and 592 days ago )
Zizounai: Indeed... 17th century portraits obey to specific rules.
https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/port/hd_port.htm ( 5 years and 592 days ago )
https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/port/hd_port.htm ( 5 years and 592 days ago )
Drivenslush: I know exactly what you two guys are saying, the big problem is without being able to use old paintings pictures it's a very difficult chop to do.. and since I have the drawing skills of a gopher.. I have to rely on painting filters, and those are a pain in the patoot..they do the right thing in one area, and completely screw up another area and don't equalize easily.. it's a toughy for sure 
( 5 years and 591 days ago )
( 5 years and 591 days ago )
Zizounai: But it is still the subject matter, do not just make a painted portrait, but a 17th century portrait... Look at the google page given for the example. They all are on 3/4 pose, wear more or less strange costumes and they look at you. ( 5 years and 591 days ago )
skyangel: Driven, you could use multiple layers, mix and match filters on different opacities and mask out the areas where the filters screw up.
( 5 years and 591 days ago )
( 5 years and 591 days ago )
still26: Guys, the contest says it's a "GOAL" which means we are to try, to aim for a 17th century look. If the moderator wanted stricter rules he would have indicated the parameters for us to work with....this wasn't specified. It is about the journey, not so much about the destination...no? ( 5 years and 591 days ago )
Denlig: Every contest has a goal and I try to stick to it. The goal of this contest was not to simply transform a photo into a painting but to make a painting of the XVIIth century or something else that looks like it. Despite the quality of some of the proposals, I think I will put a better rating on those who make this effort. ( 5 years and 590 days ago )
Contest Moderator: To clarify: yes it must have that 17th century look, there's a link given to examples on purpose. ( 5 years and 589 days ago )
Drivenslush: hehehe... okay guys.. (And skyangel... missus smarty pants (god I love you) you are totally right.. and I layered and filtered till my brain was on fire and I couldn't figure it out and got three of my entries "temp removed" and I'm perfectly fine with that.. this is one of those contests that cause a little kerfuffle and that is just the way life is.. it is nice to see everyone getting excited about a contest again, almost like the old PXLeyes where everybody would comment and have fun conversations ( 5 years and 589 days ago )
( 5 years and 589 days ago ) Howdie stranger!
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Girl with pearl earring - created by skyangel
Arab - created by still26
1. The original photo is mine and it is in SBS for you to see.
2. The background textured layer was taken from Filter Forge "textures" I then blurred it, darkened it and oil painted it.
3. There is an oil paint filter on the man....then a black layer applied and painted out and desaturated.
4. Gradient in black applied and sandstone texture. (5 years and 591 days ago)
Lady Cosima Grantham - 1878, anonymous master - created by Zizounai
Spiritual Angst - created by still26
1. Original is my photo and is attached.
2. I used Buzz Sim filter on "SOFT" for a bit of a painterly effect.
3. Painted out the background then did a black overlay and painted the young monk out.
4. I desaturated by -19%
5. I did not use a texturizer (canvas, sandstone etc.) Do you think I ought to have?
Thank you for all your help. (5 years and 594 days ago)
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So, this is what a professional work of art is supposed to look like...my creations really tell me that I need to polish and learn and you are a marvelous teacher. Thank you for WoWing us with this beautiful piece, it is a winner. I am going to refer to your notes, which I appreciate oh so much, many many times. THANK YOU.
ha ha ha ha....I just voted and see it is YOU! I thought you were busy pouring paint. You are one great teacher.
Thanks Olga. I am still pouring real paint too. I just decided to do a digital finger painting while I wait for some real paint to dry. No drying time with digital work.
Beautiful effect of painting but there is one thing that upsets me: it is the position of the shadow, I would have personally put it to the right of the portrait because we see some light coming from the left.
I appreciate what you are saying Denlig but if you look at the original photo you will see the shadow and lighting is in the same position as what I painted.
The light on the photo is obviously coming from more than one direction, hence the main shadow on the left.
Thank you very much for taking time to comment.
Congrats on 1st!
Thanks Rob
Congratulations....
Congrats!
Congratulations
I knew it.....congrats dearest teacher and mentor.
Thank you very much everyone.
Howdie stranger!
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