Wow, on your first try!!! You have to have inherent talent to be able to do things like this, I don't care what anyone says. Color choices and detail work and shading and all of the artsy stuff I watched my son do all these years wasn't taught or picked up as he went along. He sees differently than I do and I know that and have always envied him his ability and marveled at his talent. That's what I feel when I see many of you puzzle creators and the works you give us to enjoy. All I can say is "keep them coming". Thank you.Rosie
You do have to find the right picture to start with, then a whole lot of tweaking, untill you get what you like, and I finished with a few brushes. no tutorial, just have fun, have a go Sally, amazing what you'll come up with, I do have to amit to spending a lot of time, getting this. I may get quicker the more I create. Thanks Sally :):)
Great technique... Looking forward to more... Must give this a try... Probably involves watching/reading tutorials... Ugh... Makes me break out in hives... But for this lovely look to photos, it would be worth the dreaded tutorials... Thanks muchly.... :) :)
Wow, Frederick McCubbin, that's a sweet compliment, Kirsten, I know I'm not in his league though, but very appreciative of your thoughts, Thank you Kirsten.
Gorgeous Shirley! It looks a little like a more colourful and modern Frederick McCubbin* to me, and like it's been painted on glass!! Thanks so much!! :)))
* From the Heidelberg School, but what do I know about these things? LOL
Thank you, chookies, I was inspired by Francine (Bookish) beautiful work, this is as close as I could get, with my first try, but I'm still working on it.
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