Without the baby

[Vafann]

I tried it again without the baby, now besides the arms and the background texture, everything is hand drawn. This seems to be going in another direction than photo manipulation, now I´m confused and am not sure what counts as "Photoshopping".

[ibclare]

why be confused? Enjoy and produce.

[Vafann]

why be confused? Enjoy and produce.

Thank you deerie! It´s just that i think I am going somewhere with things now that no one here is really interested in, here is for technical things, not judging artistic.

[luna]

very nice ,such work is called a digital drawing different from photomanipulation because you do not use photos ;)

[Vafann]

very nice ,such work is called a digital drawing different from photomanipulation because you do not use photos ;)

Oh! Hello and thank you Luna! I was wondering where you went!

[$1r_M4x1mu$]

Nice job Vafann

Your are very talented, and your freehand drawing style it's really good and unique.

I'll like to see more from you, please keep it up.

[Vafann]

Nice job Vafann

Your are very talented, and your freehand drawing style it's really good and unique.

I'll like to see more from you, please keep it up.

Oh! Thank you Maximus!

[MrPhotoHawke]

This seems to be going in another direction than photo manipulation, now I´m confused and am not sure what counts as "Photoshopping".

It is still photo manipulation, you're manipulating a photo of an illustration.

You got me started on how I don't like the word "Photoshopping" now. I think "computer-aided illustration" is a better term.
I like that term, it's useful for so many things and it's such a concise description. It's works for people who use Photoshop for drawing (the type that generally happens with a tablet), people who use Photoshop for photo manipulation. It works for people who use Illustrator. It works for architects and engineers who use programs like Autodesk to make blue prints for buildings and machines. It even works for people who make special effects on computers, they just illustrate multiple frames/images at once.

I got the term from here: Insomnia | Commentary | On the Genealogy of "Art Games": A Polemic
It's practically at the bottom of the page. In the paragraph after the Nietzsche quote "To generalize:...". Blink an you'll miss it though so you're best off just reading the whole article from the very beginning. ;) (I'm only kind of kidding, it's well worth reading).

[fenix]

why be confused? Enjoy and produce.

Words of wisdom!

[Vafann]

It is still photo manipulation, you're manipulating a photo of an illustration.

You got me started on how I don't like the word "Photoshopping" now. I think "computer-aided illustration" is a better term.
I like that term, it's useful for so many things and it's such a concise description. It's works for people who use Photoshop for drawing (the type that generally happens with a tablet), people who use Photoshop for photo manipulation. It works for people who use Illustrator. It works for architects and engineers who use programs like Autodesk to make blue prints for buildings and machines. It even works for people who make special effects on computers, they just illustrate multiple frames/images at once.

I got the term from here: Insomnia | Commentary | On the Genealogy of "Art Games": A Polemic
It's practically at the bottom of the page. In the paragraph after the Nietzsche quote "To generalize:...". Blink an you'll miss it though so you're best off just reading the whole article from the very beginning. ;) (I'm only kind of kidding, it's well worth reading).

OMG!! I actually tried reading through that whole thing in one session, but now my brain has exploded, and I can hardly breathe from ROFLMAO I don´t know how many times. I have saved it so I can go through it again more carefully later. But PHEW! lol!