warm colours

[Dirk_P_Ho]

looks like a couple photoshop filters to me....some colors on a blank canvas.....distort twirl....and then i cant remember what filter gets the blocks....

[rushi]

i m not showing my skill in photoshop ,

i m talking about warm colours , how i have used it .

& ya i did it with filters, & use filters is not any sin. (i think so)

i m trying to show how i have use warm colours . that`s it


3datri

& ya the filter which u r talking about is extrued.

[LucentDreams]

3Datri you are right it isn't a sin, bt at the same time when I can look at you immage and know exactly how you did it, heck I bet if you looked hard enough you could find an action that did what you just did.) I mean you shose three colours that while bold work together and is definitely warm colours, you didn't do something that I could really consider arts, but then what is art. I just don't feel this required any skill, or was a process of intention or inspiration, but rather a guy playing with filters.

If you want to play with warm colours why not paint something even abstracts, it would probably be more interesting and catch people intentions.

Filters arre intended to add to an image not create the image, when I use something lke the water coour filter, I make a seperate layer for it, probably carefully tweak the contrast and such of what ever I am applying it too, and the would blend it using a blending mode and some Hue saturation control. then I would probably paint with say five to ten percent oppacity over areas to add a far more persoanl touch and less digital look. When you look at most of the work here sometimes its hard to tell if it was done with traditional mediums or digital mediums, thats what wise use of photoshop is.

[rushi]

thank you

Kaiskai

i will keep in mind what u have told me. thanks a lot

3datri

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