Old Project - New WC attempt!
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This is a project that I did about a year ago! I thought I would go back and see what I could do with it in Photoshop using Dennis WC Technique! Let me know what ya think about it...
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Bubba,
Great as always my only comment would be that back by the garages it gets a little busy with all that linework.
Scott
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Lookin' good.
You've certainly mastered your watercolor technique. Time for a new challenge...how 'bout oil on black velvet? -
Scott, that is supposed to be a fence and when I turned that sketchy style on it went a little crazy. I'll have to see what I can do about that... thanks for your kind words! Daniel, I need to learn my way around photoshop a little more before I can start getting all crazy with my renderings!
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Bubba,
and you are not crazy now?
Scott
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Nope... I am still a noob! I'm trying to learn a lot more about photoshop but it is hard to do considering I only have it here at work. Hopefully I'll be able to afford soon so I can put it on my computer at home! When that happens... I should catch on quick!
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A GREAT place for learning many programs is http://www.lynda.com
http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modListing.asp?pid=192
I have found their tutorials all to be well done and very informative. Also a great book to pick up is Adobe Photoshop CS3 - Classroom in a Book. I picked mine up cheap from costco but you can get it at any good bookstore. It wil take you from a noob to fairly well versed in cs3. Not to mention there are a million (probably close) site with great free tutorials too. Good luck, I am still learning as well.
Scott
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I don't have CS3... so do you think they have one for CS2? I'm sure they do... thanks for the links and all your help!
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You can find good discount on CS2 books at borders and such since they are outdated. Many of the tutorials at lynda will work for cs2 as well unless they are specific to a feature in cs3. It is work the small monthly fee for the wealth of information they have there.
Scott
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