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New Hours of Operation: 12pm MM Time - 12pm MM Time. MON-WED-FRI!
Voting does not start until: 6pm MM Time. EACH CONTEST DAY!
The winner for yesterday was Quality Pixels . Congratulations!
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IMPORTANT: RULES
1. One entry per person per day.
2. One vote per person per day.
3. No bumping your entry.
4. No vote stacking or asking for other MM members to vote for you.
5. Voting starts at 6 pm (after 11 am)the day of contest ,it closes at 11 am the following day when it ends voting ends .(MM time.) However entries start as soon as post is up.
6. No voting for an image you participated in creating.
7. To vote, quote the entry you wish to vote for and type "Vote".
8. Mature 18 + images are allowed but must contain a link and not the actual image posted.
9. Photo Artwork must be digital art.
10. Unlike some contests you may post a story to go along with your work.
11. If you enter, you are expected to vote. It's common courtesy!
12. No re-entering a picture that has already won.
13. You must post with your entry what medium (software used) and how you processed the artwork(example : Photo, new background, Painted etc or Oil painted, photoshop etc...) If you do not post how you processed it (steps taken) and the medium, you will be disqualified.
14. Must include actual PHOTO of person that YOU participated in created (as photographer or digital artist ). No 3d characters as main focus.
THE EXPLANATION OF HOW THE IMAGE IS PROCESSED IS A VITAL PART OF THIS CONTEST.
ACCEPTED ENTRIES:
1. Photomanipulation (ie. Changed as if adding object, extracting, new background, elements etc.) Describe in detail.
2. Painting Digitally(oil or anything else.)
3 . A photo that has the same elements but is then rendered into a different photo, for example adding a third person, a castle and changing colors and hand painting it.
4. Drawing in photoshop, painter etc...Describe in detail.
NOT ACCEPTED ENTRIES:
1. Photos right out of camera.
2. Photos only changed in color, saturation or corrections.
3. Retouches (skin changes, smoothing and blurring, removel of blemishes and changing the overall color of background, clothes
etc....)
4. Simple copy and paste onto background.
5. Images created using copyrighted imagery from another individual, company, etc. No game screen shots.
Please follow these. If anyone submits images that are violating the rules we will disqualify it from the contest.
Thanks very much and continue creating.
Vote and by all means, have fun!
Themes:
Today: Future
Fri 1/25 Past
Fr1 2/1 Spring
Fri 2/8 Valentine
Fri 2/15 Light
Fri 2/22 Pin Up
Fri 3/1 Flight
CONTEST RUNS FROM 12PM MM TIME TO 12PM MM TIME MON, WED AND FRI.!
VOTING STARTS AT 6pm MM TIME.
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Digital Art of The Day Contest is managed by FJR Photography
Shot model in studio on white backdrop. Added mermaid tail. Added hair flowing in the current. Added underwater structure behind mermaid. Added water current texture to entire image and adjusted color for underwater look.
Added model to top of bear , used 3 different backgrounds , adjusted colors and tones to match and added some shadows . Drew the reigns and finally added snow to parts of the image .
This is my first attempt with multiple layers, so I'd love feedback.
Took photo of the model on white background. Scanned bird from scrapbook and added to image. Added shading. Added peacock to image then shading. Add baroque texture for meshing and texture.
Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
Shot the model on a box with a white background then shot the standing mirror. Combining the two together and
using some filters for a chrome effect and waves in the mirror.
John Carrasco
Posts: 1,067
San Francisco, California, US
DaveDavis wrote: Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
DaveDavis wrote: Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
DaveDavis wrote: Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
Kerri Jean wrote: This is my first attempt with multiple layers, so I'd love feedback.
Took photo of the model on white background. Scanned bird from scrapbook and added to image. Added shading. Added peacock to image then shading. Add baroque texture for meshing and texture.
Shot the model on a box with a white background then shot the standing mirror. Combining the two together and
using some filters for a chrome effect and waves in the mirror.
Kerri Jean wrote: This is my first attempt with multiple layers, so I'd love feedback.
Took photo of the model on white background. Scanned bird from scrapbook and added to image. Added shading. Added peacock to image then shading. Add baroque texture for meshing and texture.
Kerri Jean wrote: This is my first attempt with multiple layers, so I'd love feedback.
Took photo of the model on white background. Scanned bird from scrapbook and added to image. Added shading. Added peacock to image then shading. Add baroque texture for meshing and texture.
Nancy Wishard
Posts: 3,924
Fallbrook, California, US
DaveDavis wrote: Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
Quality Pixels
Posts: 32
Southampton, England, United Kingdom
Earth Bound Art wrote:
Shot the model on a box with a white background then shot the standing mirror. Combining the two together and
using some filters for a chrome effect and waves in the mirror.
DaveDavis wrote: Titled:Swimming with Dolphins, Kelly, posed on a green screen in the studio. I had to cut her up to adjust her hands and arms placement, then i used 15 adjustment layers to change the direction of light, the color and intensity on her. I use Alien Skin, nature textures to make a flat scale layer, cut that up and use the flat, straight on, scales where possible and drew in the prospective scales by hand. A friend of mine shot the underwater pictures of the dolphins in Florida (I believe?). The original pic only had 3 dolphins, so I cut & pasted them in various ways to make more dolphins as i felt this image needed.
Shot the model on a box with a white background then shot the standing mirror. Combining the two together and
using some filters for a chrome effect and waves in the mirror.
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