― Artistic Expression Critique ⇒ Port Clyde Butterflies

[minniev]

Trying out Topaz Studio which now includes some of the new Topaz AI tools as well as much more flexible application of the more painterly tools (brushes, textures, masks, layers) even within PS. This is a ham handed quick test of it, but it seems promising.

[Psjunkie]

Well done...very pleasant image minniev

[PietFrancke]

very nice, I like the color palette too..

[minniev]

Well done...very pleasant image minniev

Thanks Frank.

[minniev]

very nice, I like the color palette too..

Thanks Piet, appreciate that comin from the king of color.n

[davechinn]

The color palette works very well Minnie. Can't go wrong with butterfly & flowers.

[minniev]

The color palette works very well Minnie. Can't go wrong with butterfly & flowers.

Thanks. I have more experimenting to do with that software!

[pop511]

One fun thing I have started with is to print onto canvas then put a layer of Mod Podge or similar over the top with a flat sponge brush. Next comes the really fun part. Where you have details in the print. Mix the Podge with gloss varnish and with a paint brush, brush over the details to give it depth. The varnish will make the Podge dry "very" quickly, so you can build up your height to where you want it.
I'm using the Matte Podge
Have fun...

[minniev]

One fun thing I have started with is to print onto canvas then put a layer of Mod Podge or similar over the top with a flat sponge brush. Next comes the really fun part. Where you have details in the print. Mix the Podge with gloss varnish and with a paint brush, brush over the details to give it depth. The varnish will make the Podge dry "very" quickly, so you can build up your height to where you want it.
I'm using the Matte Podge
Have fun...

That sounds very interesting, I'll have to try it. Have never used modge podge but my 7 yr old grandson insists it's the best!

[minniev]

One fun thing I have started with is to print onto canvas then put a layer of Mod Podge or similar over the top with a flat sponge brush. Next comes the really fun part. Where you have details in the print. Mix the Podge with gloss varnish and with a paint brush, brush over the details to give it depth. The varnish will make the Podge dry "very" quickly, so you can build up your height to where you want it.
I'm using the Matte Podge
Have fun...

That sounds very interesting, I'll have to try it. Have never used modge podge but my 7 yr old grandson insists it's the best!