I altered the photo of Mary Pickford (an Canadian-born actress 1892-1979) with photoshop filters and painting brushes. I made her to look a little grungy as I first was going to make it for a challenge theme 'grungy'. You see the original photo below:
As you see I added also some elements and a frame onto the black and white photo.
I'm linking my work at the Paint Party Friday Week 21, Year 8.
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Happy PPF to everyone.
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Muunsin Mary Pickfordin (kanadalaissyntyinen näyttelijätär 1892-1979) valokuvan maalaamalla digisiveltimillä ja filtteroimalla kuvan 'grungy'-tyyliseksi. Alkuperäisen musta/valkoisen kuvan näet yllä. Kuten näkyy lisäsin siihen myös uusia elementtejä ja kehyksen.
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Love your altered photo! Sounds like you had fun doing it and the result is great!
VastaaPoistaThis looks amazing, I love how you alter photos, this looks much more interesting than the original.
VastaaPoistaYvonne xx
Terrific altered photo..
VastaaPoistaHappy PPF
Vicki-Ann :)
What a fabulous transformation, reminds me of a frame from an old classic movie. Stunning, Thank you for sharing & Happy PPF Tracey.
VastaaPoistaBeautifully altered photo of Mary Pickford. I love the background that you added!
VastaaPoistaHappy PPF 🎨
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Your digital work enhanced the dreamy look of the actress's portrait. Happy PPF and blessings!
VastaaPoistafabulous digital manipulations! Love the vibrant touches of red and purple. Happy PPF!
VastaaPoistaLovely work on the alteration!
VastaaPoistaA fun digital portrait! Such a beautiful woman she was :)
VastaaPoistaCreative altered Mary Pickford photo! Awesome!
VastaaPoistaHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Oh you made her look wonderful.
VastaaPoistaWau! Hienosti olet tuunannut työn :)
VastaaPoistaYou are just so clever! I love this altered photo!
VastaaPoistaYou did a lovely job on this--photoshop is a fascinating way to do art! Mary Pickford was such a wonderful woman. I admire her a lot. I wonder what she would think of today's technology? I often do wonder about folks from then...what would they think?
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