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minatophase3
Registered: May 07, 2004
Total Posts: 929
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This is a recent picture of my oldest daughter Mackenzie. It has been a while since I've done a painting so I figured it was time.



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Tim


susi
Registered: Sep 28, 2004
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adorable!



JPetty
Registered: Jan 24, 2006
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Good job.



KathyNinMD
Registered: Jan 23, 2006
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Terrific! Great photo and good job on the painting of it! Thanks for posting it.

KathyN



SJMD
Registered: Nov 13, 2004
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I need to send you some pics of my kids - very nice work.



minatophase3
Registered: May 07, 2004
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Country: United States

SJMD wrote:

I need to send you some pics of my kids - very nice work.

I'm always looking for more work .

Thanks for the comment!

Tim



jamesf99
Registered: Oct 09, 2004
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As a trained artist (oil painter) and a full time photographer, I'm not sure what I'm looking at here.

Sorry, but what is it that makes this a "painting" Is there an image missing showing the photograph and then one with a PS filter applied (I only see one image)? I'm just not seeing this as a painting in any way...



tutumon
Registered: Jan 03, 2006
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Can't say for sure since the image is too small, but looks like you've attempted to perform smudge painting. I'd suggest that you go with bolder strokes. Your final picture is still more on the "photo" side than the "painting" side of the fence. Don't look at other photographers' work. Look at REAL oil portraits and see how the strokes flow. When you paint, I think you can afford for forego a lot of details.



minatophase3
Registered: May 07, 2004
Total Posts: 929
Country: United States

jamesf99 wrote:
As a trained artist (oil painter) and a full time photographer, I'm not sure what I'm looking at here.

Sorry, but what is it that makes this a "painting" Is there an image missing showing the photograph and then one with a PS filter applied (I only see one image)? I'm just not seeing this as a painting in any way...


This was actually a smudge painting. It is not a real painting, just a technique that has the word painting in it.

Tim



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