My painting course with the new mixer brushes is very interesting and I'm really in love with them. The first part of the course we had to use a photo as base and painting with the colors of the photo and mixing and blending them to achieve a painting look.
Painting Over a Photograph

This is my brothers little Granddaughter Leticia. I used the picture and followed the steps.
But it was not easy, and my Photoshop also froze and I lost a good part of my work. This was the first time that this happen... may be these brushes and the preview of them is to heavy for my pc.
The Hair was so difficult for me, that I really had to go back and delete everything what I did.

The background is from my personal paper/ background action - i used the original colors - and I added it with a soft blending on top of the layers.

In the second part of the course, we had to paint from sketch. We used a pear sketch given to us by our teacher Kirk Nelson. This was really a challenge to learn how these brushes work and here below is my pears painting result:

The detail brush is what I liked most to do in order to give some little enhances to the work!
And I also used one texture blend brush from John Derry's collection (see my further post here at my blog) to add little details.
The canvas is from my personal collection (I did a handmade recycled paper), blended with Kirk's canvas. Thanks for looking!


See here in YouTube a interesting summary with the 5 fav's features of CS5
Happy Scrappings!
Silke
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