Taos creative Photoshoppers





Labels: digital photography, painting, Photoshop
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Nita Leland's blog is about her creative and family life, including book reviews, art links and essays on color, creativity, watercolor, writing, teaching and other subjects.
Labels: digital photography, painting, Photoshop
2 Comments:
Nita, These images are beautiful, colorful visuals. I enjoy looking at them with wonder. I don't know photoshop at all and was advised recently to try it to "fix" a painting that I produced. I guess I'm ready to take that step. There's so much potential here.
Here's my delemma; is digital art removing some of the authenticity of artistic expression? I work mainly in watercolor. I love the soft shading created by hand painted pieces. Am I being too judgemental?
I love your blog, and I follow your stuff on Facebook.
Thank you for listening.
Janet
Whoa! These are fascinating. The third one down in particular really speaks to me. Thanks for showcasing them Nita.
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