scales
501!
Well, this was fun. Being a connoisseur 
of fine fish bones and herringbone-patterned scales I just had to contribute something to Illustration Friday this week. So I took an old painting (to the right), cropped a detail from it, stripped it of all its colour then had a little party in Photoshop. I think it's an improvement.
of fine fish bones and herringbone-patterned scales I just had to contribute something to Illustration Friday this week. So I took an old painting (to the right), cropped a detail from it, stripped it of all its colour then had a little party in Photoshop. I think it's an improvement.
posted by andrea at 3:33 p.m.
16 Comments:
Hi Andrea I like what you did with the fishbones! I keep meaning to get back to fooling with digital art! It is giving me ideas! thanks for the inspiration! namaste Elis.
Great idea! And very clever.
A party in Photoshop!
Did you draw yourself a cup of Champagne and a cucumber sandwich?
Those colours are FAB, aren't they?!
501 Yeah!
I have a Herringbone Overcoat that is timeless...it will never go out of style.
I lurve the similarity betwixt the steel grip pattern and the bones..the skeletal relief..the backbone of construction whether it be a sleek fish or the steps into a gigantic monstrous truck that carts around huge boulders in a pit mine...tough, practical and stylish.
What the hell did I just say?
fish bones always make me smile, I have no idea why.
I think they both work. Great texture feel.
When I saw 501, I thought you had drawn 501 little scales..Hhehehe.... Then I saw your previous post! Congrats!!!! :)
Nice!!!! :))))
I quite like the brightly graphic quality of your update. All hail Photoshop.
I like it! Love the texture and colors. You have inspired me, and now that I know about Illustration Friday, I too will be throwing myself a party soon.
Still without photoshop, but becoming more intrigued every day!
woah one of your trademarks! and a strangely beautiful work. i havent posted my contribution yet and gee i was surprised to see there are more than 300 posts already and its only a monday! tssk..
Great idea! and lovely!
I think I'm with you on this one, I think the digital version is preferable. I think it's the colour balance that works.
What a fun idea! You did a top notch job integrating the Photoshop work into the painting.
Nice piece! But I love everything you do!
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