Self-portrait is the theme this week from Bonnie for PhotoArt Friday. As I used my own face for the portrait theme last week I turned to a different part of me for this challenge. Again I was drawn to the idea of making a photo look as if it had been drawn or painted
for both images I followed the same process
*heartland (Pioneer woman) effect
*find edges filter
* Bonnie’s Dusty Rose Bokeh in colour burn (added warmth)
* artistic filter rough pastels
*some pixel cutting magic to keep the coffee foam in real colour and to remove the background on the 2nd so it looks more like a sketch
Wonderful examples of editing, Helena! Love how the editing enhances the patina of your leather cuff. (Maybe it isn't even leather and you made it look that way!)
ReplyDeleteNow if I could just reach in and have a sip of that coffee!!
I really like the second shot! Great perspective!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!! Love these both!
ReplyDeleteWonderful editing
Hugs
SueAnn
I like the first picture, do not know why, maybe because I am thinking on a nice picnic
ReplyDeleteI really love that first image - the selective treatment is beautifully utilized here!
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Fabulous treatments Helena, I love that you kept the coffee foam 'real'
ReplyDeleteWow that is inventive. Great work. Valerie
ReplyDeleteI like your hand, it seems strong and mild.
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Mormor Norway.
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2013/03/22/photo-art-friday-march-22nd-23rd/
really wonderful effects, Helena!! I like how you explored possibilities and had so much fun in the process.
ReplyDeleteAnd you achieved them nicely. I like that you used 'another part' of YOU for your portrait!
ReplyDeletehmmm...I like this very much..the person behind the hand is a nice touch;)
ReplyDeleteWell done and so creative. I really liked the first piece and how you left the color on the coffee foam.
ReplyDeleteGreat how you have edited this! And you HAVE made that coffee look very fetching!
ReplyDeletefabulous rendering!
ReplyDeleteSo very clever! I love seeing the world from unusual angles and perspectives and this was a great visual treat :).
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