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Posted by Ivand on Apr-18-2006 18:03:

15,000 Layers Photochop Painting

http://www.bertmonroy.com/fineart/t...neart_damen.htm


2,000 hours of work (11 months)
15,000 layers
250,000 thousand paths


That's like, too many boredom, however, its an amazing paint to say the least


Posted by ivanbee on Apr-18-2006 18:04:

pretty sweet


Posted by Ygrene on Apr-18-2006 18:05:

Holy crap.

That guy could ch0p the hell out of Bas and RJT.


Posted by stren on Apr-18-2006 18:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Holy crap.

That guy could ch0p the hell out of Bas and RJT.


and that would be the BEST way to use his skill!


Posted by Moongoose on Apr-18-2006 18:18:

Thats some mad paint work, but its not the most efficent way of putting that kind of scene together.


Posted by l�cid on Apr-18-2006 18:19:

that's fuckin' impressive.

some of the realistic stuff people create in Photoshop is just mind-blowing. unfortunately i don't think i could ever be patient enough to do something like that.


Posted by Vlad on Apr-18-2006 18:24:

That image is just amazing.


Posted by Floorfiller on Apr-18-2006 18:27:

wow that is amazing...i agree...very impressive


Posted by Ivand on Apr-18-2006 18:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
Holy crap.

That guy could ch0p the hell out of Bas and RJT.


If he posted in the c0r..


Posted by seriot on Apr-18-2006 18:51:

great picture, but i dont get the point of making it, most commerical art requires way less skill and patients.


Posted by l�cid on Apr-18-2006 18:57:

quote:
Originally posted by seriot
great picture, but i dont get the point of making it, most commerical art requires way less skill and patients.

fine art > commercial art


Posted by Coup on Apr-18-2006 19:06:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
fine art > commercial art

CORe paint warfare > fine art > commercial art


Posted by Salegon on Apr-18-2006 19:08:

Re: 15,000 Layers Photochop Painting

quote:
Originally posted by Ivand
http://www.bertmonroy.com/fineart/t...neart_damen.htm


2,000 hours of work (11 months)
15,000 layers
250,000 thousand paths


That's like, too many boredom, however, its an amazing paint to say the least



Posted by l�cid on Apr-18-2006 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
some of the other works on their are pretty damn impressive as well....

The detail on the neon glass is

yeah i was looking through there... he does a lot of recreations of neon signs and shadows.

i noticed the date on some of them was 1990, and my first thought was "omg doing that on a 1990 computer with a 1990 version of Photoshop would suuuuuuuuck!"


Posted by Sunsnail on Apr-18-2006 19:35:

meh.


Posted by Ivand on Apr-18-2006 19:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
some of the other works on their are pretty damn impressive as well....





The detail on the neon glass is


Yea, all the shadows he's got to do to make that neon sign, the guy is amazing


Posted by Blake613 on Apr-18-2006 20:08:

I don't like Wicker Park (Damen Blue Line Stop). Bunch of altera-type people live there. Guys wearing tight jeans, retro Ts and chains. I prefer Lincoln Park.


Posted by DjJade on Apr-18-2006 21:25:

impressive but... whynot just take a picture??


Posted by Ondrayce on Apr-18-2006 21:31:

quote:
Originally posted by DjJade
impressive but... whynot just take a picture??


"As a photo-realist painter, I have often been asked why I don�t just take a photograph. Good question, when you consider my paintings look like photographs. Well, for one thing, I�m not a photographer. To me, it is not the destination that is important�it is the journey. The incredible challenge of recreating reality is my motivation." � Bert Monroy


Posted by DjJade on Apr-18-2006 21:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Ondrayce
"As a photo-realist painter, I have often been asked why I don�t just take a photograph. Good question, when you consider my paintings look like photographs. Well, for one thing, I�m not a photographer. To me, it is not the destination that is important�it is the journey. The incredible challenge of recreating reality is my motivation." � Bert Monroy


i guess i should have read lol

good point and i respect that but it honestly just doesnt do it for me. a carbon copy of reality defeats the purpose of art as i have always known it. much of what i respected in art was being able to see the personality and life of an artist through his or her work. ever seen i-robot? but thats just my opinion. either way the man has some skills


Posted by Marc Summers on Apr-18-2006 21:58:

This person is talented. But they probobly suck at painting IRL.

IRL, there are no layers in painting, no undo buttons, you LOSE!


Posted by eROs.au on Apr-18-2006 23:22:

nice i wish i could do something like that


Posted by ZeJayMan on Apr-18-2006 23:24:

I don't understand, did these start out from nothing, or another picture?


Posted by ZeJayMan on Apr-18-2006 23:51:

come on people, i know loads of you do the whole Photoshop thing, help me out!!!


Posted by Sunsnail on Apr-18-2006 23:51:

from nothing


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