amazing photoshop

[motoXr stewart]

i bet none of you photoshop wizez are this good
http://www.filecabi.net/video/ThomYorkeRadioheadSpeedPainting.html

[GWYLO]

Wholy ###k....

[CHIMPEN]

omg It´s look like a real person !

[Hans]

That doent have that much to do with photoshop skills.

More with portraiture techniques and eye coordination. Personally i think these kind of copies are rather boring and stale. I think he has more vids on youtube to.

[Kakarot]

Originally posted by Hans
That doent have that much to do with photoshop skills.


ok ?
explain what PS skills are to you then.

[Freerider147]

Well considering PS is used to manipulate pictures rather than for art purposes, I do agree with that somewhat. However, his skills with photoshop are amazing. Doing that on a program that's not rasterized... that's just insane. I give that guy an incredible amount of credit. And not just for his work, but for also being able to stay on the computer for 4 hours and not go postal like my adhd ### would hahaha !!

[Hans]

Originally posted by Kakarot
ok ?
explain what PS skills are to you then.

yeah i guess its kind of contradi...contra...whatever.

What i mean was that it isnt his photoshop skills that makes him good, he seems to be good at copying pictures from eye to hand. Give him a pen and i bet he would pull off a good result to.

See its like this. For someone that is really used to work with photoshop it would take him years to be a good portrait painter or painter in general while it would take a good painter just take days to get used to photoshop. Or even hours.


I really dont like it when people paint in grayscale and then use levels for paint. So many nice values and colors that get lost and unused.


And do you guys think he uses a mouse?

[MikeyFMX]

damn thats scary.. WTFFF

[Jester]

thats pretty incredible, but i noticed on the site that it said the artist is thom yorke, and unless its a self portrait (and im assuming its not), its not the artists name, its the name of the guy in the picture, the singer from radiohead... does anyone know who the actual artist is? he diserves some credit for that

[Hans]

david kassan

http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=79778




"white chalk, pastel, and graphite on crappy wrinkly manually sized with gouache paper."

IVE GOT MORE TO

[FullThrottleSMP]

having a wacom tablet helps too...

[Hans]

Originally posted by FullThrottleSMP
having a wacom tablet helps too...

no ####

[motorider228]

Hans, are you into art that stays in the grey scale or do you like color as well? Personally when I draw I prefer to stay in grey scale as I like the black-white values the most but when I do draw or paint in color I do the grey scale first like that then work over it. I think it is the easiest way to get the desired value in color.

[Hans]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRs0cSymOUg

Time lapse by Mattias snygg (love the name)

well, i love graphite and love the values you get from it and it shows in my paintings to.

Something about colors that should be said more often is that you paint with values not colors. With great values you can pull off anything. Look at the old masters and how they handled values.

Colors it self to me is all about light and how light interact with the object or whatevs your painting. Learning how light works give you some great tools when you work.

I can post some artist that i find lovely when it comes to light. if you want.

ed wtf is up with the spacing? ed

[TSRMOTOCROSS]

!!!Masterpiece!!!


How long do you think it took to complete ?

[Kakarot]

Originally posted by TSRMOTOCROSS
!!!Masterpiece!!!


How long do you think it took to complete ?

my guess is 4 hours

[Hans]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBakfvunpXQ

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