Artistic Peanut

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Originally posted by Randi
I used to play around with sepia toning,

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Sepia is what I was orginally looking for.. That's what started all this. ;) :rolleyes: :) I never did find it, but I think I could play around with the "halftone" to get it to be more browny looking.

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I like how the "glowing edges" effect makes her look like she has spectacles

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It looks on the second pic as if Peanut is wearing glasses

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It does, doesn't it. :) I always thought she had raccoon eyes with that little brown streak flowing back from her eyes.

Thanks everybody, for all the nice comments. She's my little smoochiebomb. :o :D She hates it, but I just can't help but pick her up all the time and smooch on her. :D

Here's Snowy through some filters

One more

Violet

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Originally posted by rosethecopycat
Violet

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I like that "glowing" effect. It looks like neon, like a neon sign that looks like our kitties - how cool! ;) :cool: :D

whoa that is so cool!!! I wish I had that on my computer!! My digicam has black and white, sepia, negative and the one that looks like paint by numbers. But I love the other ones especially the black one with the neon lines!!

T&P Mom , I got a quick look at my book "Adobe Photoshop for Photographers" and that's is what I got:

Go to:
File>Automate>Conditional mode change>Duotone at the Source mode and click in the button that says "All" then at the Target mode choose duotone> click OK>then choose Type :Tritone>Click in the squares and fill in the blanks:
Ink 1: black
Ink 2: Pantone 1655 CVC
Ink 3: Pantone 4557 CVC

Then you can go to Image>Ajustements>Curves if you wish a harder o softer sepia tone

I hope that is understable :rolleyes:

After that I got a stupid bell ringing and I'm blocked, can't save the pic or do whatever not even close the program :confused: :confused:

Thanks, Koxka. I printed this out and will play with it tonight. Silly of me to think there would be something as easy as a "sepia" effect. ;) :)

Many thanks to you , without you post I will never knew how to do sepia pics;)

I messed up a couple of times, but I got it. Now i have just to figure out how to get off of the stupid ringing bells that blocked me... if you find it out let me know please.

For a such powerfull aplication like Photoshop is a good think to have a tutorial book. It cost me 42 $ in a bookstore on a vacancy village last summer, guess you can get it cheaper on Amazon.com

And YOU ARE NOT SILLY AT ALL!!! Who knows about tritone and duotone and all that stuff if we are not professionals photographers :rolleyes:

These photos are all so cool! I like the paint-by-numbers Peanut and the "Original" Peanut the best.:)

Well, you inspired me to go out shopping, and I got a fabulous deal on Photoshop Elements! On sale for $59.99, and then a $30.00 rebate because I'm upgrading from the dreaded Microsoft Picture It, so I got it for $29.99! Oh, how I love to save money!

Now, I just have to get it installed on my Gateway cow dropping of a computer.........(:mad: - still having hard drive troubles).....but when I do, I'll treat everyone to some Herman pictures!

I guess I must say, nothing could beat the original Peanut !!! :D :D :D How can you not adore this face ?? ;) ;) PRICELESS !!!

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/fd805d58.jpg

Peanut is sooo gorgeous!! What breed is she? ..(oh-oh, before you guys start throwing pillows at me..) I'm NEW! remember?:p :(

Cool Pictures. :) I do that all the time with another software.

Peanut is so beautiful!
The last picture looks like an impressionist painting :)