And again a new way of using SPE (at least for me ;) )

[Arwin Profile]

Just a child's coloring picture painted in SPE, awesome to see what you can do with it, when using SPE!
Hope I inspire at least one person

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[DennB Profile]

Psychedelic--I like it!!! Gonna put the Crayola company out of business. Hahahaha.

[andrewb2012 Profile]

I'm INSPIRED Arwin - this idea gives much food for thought!

Results are excellent - shows a lot of creativity. This what I like SPE best for, that is, creating artwork and graphical images!

Well done!

Andrew

[eadams Profile]

Hi Arwin,

Wow, this is indeed inspiring! I love playing around with simple shapes and outlines, but I never would have thought of using SPE in this manner!

Eve

[Arwin Profile]

Thanks all for applying a comment
I really needed to Google Crayola but you're totally right DennB!

Cool to see that I could inspire more than 1 person!

Thanks again!
Arwin

[andrewb2012 Profile]

Well Arwin, I'm sure you knew I would give your idea a go, so here are my results>

Procedure:

1. Firstly I made a simple graphic image in Photoshop Elements 11 (Original Graphic 001)

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2. Next I applied 'Stacked photos (landscape) format 004' in SPE to create another simple graphic image (Original Graphic 002)

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3. I then made a Base Image from 'Original Graphic 001' by applying the following effects in combination:

- Spider lace
- Violet dream
- Multi-textured 001

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See next page for finished artwork variations

Note: Brushes used courtesy Obsidian Dawn - used under commercial license.

[andrewb2012 Profile]

Here are the variations (Original Graphic 001)

The Base Image 001 used as the starting point for each of the following variations:

Variations - Added Effects:

Image 1: Broken plaque (copper)
Image 2: Vintage - weathered wood
Image 3: Frankenstein
Image 4: Broken slab
Image 5: Film Gattaca
Image 6: Polite rainbow
Image 7: Crap hit the fan

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Here are the variations (Original Graphic 002)

Original Graphic 002 was used as a Base Image and used as the starting point for each of the following variations:

Variations - Added Effects:

Image 1: Masked the gray area the applied the following effects:

- Groovy colors
- Colored textures4u_005
- Bring out the artist 007
- Next I cropped out the border that was applied with last effect
- Grunge in 3d
- Tweaked using Image Treatment feature

Image 2: Added the following effects to Image 1

- Tiles
- Simple black border
- Vintage - bleached edges
- Old legal documernt texture (landscape) 013

Image 3: Deleted Vintage - bleached edges effect and added:

- Embossed thick chipped paint

Image 4: deleted all effects back to 'Crop' in Image 1 and added:

- Bittbox grungy watercolor 01 border ii

Image 5: Added the following effect to Image 4

- One click effects 012

Image 6: Added the following effect to Image 5

- Watercolor

Image 7: Added black border to Image 6

Image 8: Deleted black border from Image 6 and added:

- Difference blend & coffee stains texture 001

Image 9: Added in the black border (again) to Image 8

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Thanks for the INSPIRATION Arwin - Enjoyed making these variations. Hope you ENJOY the results.

Regards,

Andrew

[Arwin Profile]

Andrew your creations are stunning again!! Really impressive to see your creations and the time you took to write down the procedure and effects you used!

Especially the first one 'original' and the second of your variations are very appealing to me, it's almost as of they came from a camera, thumbs up, really impressive!


Thanks for showing us your creativity, it's most welcome!

Cheers and have a nice day!
Arwin