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This is a picture of a lone wolf howling at the moon - created entirely in Photoshop - to practice landscape drawing. I like how it turned out.
If you'd like to create something similar, then try this www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBczOO5hOKc .
With thanks for the wolf brush - www.deviantart.com/faymara/art/Wolf-Brushes-111346026
Created for The Award Tree's Grey Colour Accent Challenge: www.flickr.com/groups/awardtree/discuss/72157625326551240/
Thanks to Danielle for modeling!
Other resources from CGTextures.
Created for "The Face of Buddha" challenge.
""When we respect the environment, then nature will be good to us. When our hearts are good, then the sky will be good to us. The trees are like our mother and father, they feed us, nourish us, and provide us with everything...."
— Maha Ghosananda
Created and folded by me, October 2007.
I thought I would never do it again, but: Wet-folded, from an 8.5 inch square of thick paper my little brother gave me a number of years ago. It's not really green.
Look at the spiral groove on the tusk.
Since it's built on diagonal symmetry, it comes out very long. I think it was 10-11 inches long.
Anyone that didn't see this coming doesn't know me very well.
I like her much better with crystal hair than fiber hair.
Prompt: create a digital fine art of an abandoned coastal fishing boat on a sandy grass shoreline, worn white and seafoam paint, light rust details, pale sky, contemporary coastal impressionist style, muted neutral foreground with soft beige grasses, dune straw, greige earth, driftwood tones, minimal contrast on ground, no deep brown or black areas, airy coastal wall art, horizontal aspect ratio
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI and Photoshop
Created for Shift Art’s 5 Day Challenge following the tutorial Dream Within a Dream by JoAnn Wilmot. I created my own version using a few of the resources provided. Sources from JoAnn Wilmot and Pixabay.
Created for the Award Tree's ~ Art With Text. ~ challenge.
A real mish-mash of stuff used here: four or five Microsoft Word documents with various fonts (Bahnschrift SemiLight SemiConde, ROG FONTS to name two), cropped, resized and colour-filled in Photoshop, everything then stuck into Photomatix Pro, tonemapped and finally combined with previously unused DABC #600, final flourishes back at the ol' PS lab using the Nik Collection add-on. Phew!
Spilling out into the night, the air slapping at their sweaty and flushed faces, the SeeBee defensive line - the one with the core, a Cap and a whole bunch of hooligans masquerading under the banner of Dan, variations one through eight – celebrated with a hoot, three hollers and a whole six-pack of gang-gum stylings designed to set the world on fire. The sheer levity brought about by these loveable, disgusting creatures of the gong, reeked of disillusion, straight-up bravado and all the squeaky, tin monkeys money could buy. “Don’t let the luster blind you,” pointed out one of the on-lookers, digging feverishly at the tapioca ice-cream bowl before her, “these cats can jam flat a back sass of the most gruesome kind, “again stabbing her parfait spoon deeper, “and all before eight on a Sunday.” The motor was left running. The dimes fell to the floor. The shoe shine boy folded his tent, bid a tra-la and sauntered down the alleyway, oblivious to all the temptations within.
created for:Photoshop contest week 635
Original photo by: Clabudak
background by: James Paick
texture by Carlos Arana
Created from another image for the Dogwood52 challenge. The original image is in comments. I had so much fun that I created another one and added 2 cats watching the moon and a snowing texture. I will add that one in a couple of days. This one has a crop so the eyes will be more noticeable.
Created for 41st MMM Challenge
Source image with thanks to Tim Green aka atoach
Thanks to the following for these images:
Created for The Award Tree group's "The Misty Trees Challenge ~(ART made in 2012)"
www.flickr.com/groups/awardtree/discuss/72157629363125026/
*please view large*
~Enjoy, my friends ..
The Piano Guys
Created for Kreative People, TT177.
Source image with thanks, from Skagitrenee.
Clarkia flowers, a wonderful gift from a beautiful friend :)
Mannequin courtesy of Pixabay.
Brushes purchased from Renderosity.
Texture - In the Mood, mine. (With an inversion - not published.)
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