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whitey2
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When I started airbrushing a few years ago I painted a portrait of one of my dogs, since I have learnt a new technique I thought I would re-do the painting to see if there was much difference.
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What do you think?

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Neil White
Sign Magic
Melton, VIC
Australia
whitey@primus.com.au

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Jon Harl
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I think both are fantastic! But the second one is an improvement.

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Jon Harl
5731 Meridian Ave.
San Jose,CA 95118

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Rene Giroux
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You're a fast learner... the dog doesn't a day older!!!

Fantastic work by the way. It looks so real, I feel my allergies coming up.

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Rene Giroux
Perfexion.ca
Gatineau, QC.

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john randall
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i think i prefer the white background beautiful work btw

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john randall
signman
130 Magnolia Trail
Lumberton, TX

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John Deaton
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They both look great to me. Id love to be able to see you do hair. You have a great technique.

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Sheila Ferrell
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Both dogs seem identical. I dunno which was the first or the updated, but you related that loyal 'I love you' expression very well.

. . . I like that there is a little more of the body on the blue back ground, but the blue background seems 'stormy' or cloudy and reduces the contrast considerabley. I don't see as much 'light' happening via reflections and such.

I'm really drawn to the one with the white back ground. The contrast to the darker fur is very dramatic, while the white portions of the face are illuminated and the nose is more prominent, seemingly wet and cold! I like the way the light is used on ears, nose, eyes and mouth more in this one as well.

Either way, you captured this beloved pet's personality so well I even love him (her?) too! [Smile]

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whitey2
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Thanks for the comments.
I just updated the pic of the first painting, the original shot was taken with an old camera and had to lighten the image up to see detail, hopefully this new shot will be better to do a comparison with.

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Neil White
Sign Magic
Melton, VIC
Australia
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Rod Tickle
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Hey there Niel, they both look bloody great mate!

Well done and keep it up.

Cheers!

Rod

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Suelynn Sedor
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I like them both too, but I see a definate improvement in the second one. It looks more realistic with crisper and finer details.

Both are great.

Suelynn

[ August 15, 2005, 07:38 PM: Message edited by: Suelynn Sedor ]

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Suelynn Sedor
Sedor Signs
Carnduff, SK Canada

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Steve Racz
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I'd be ecstatic with either. 2nd one is more detailed looking but both are super.

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Steve Racz
Racz's Handcarved Signs

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Sheila Ferrell
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That looks WAY different than the first white-back-ground photo.
Add it to the two above would'ja? [Wink]

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Sweet Home Alabama


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Duncan Wilkie
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Ruff... [Smile]

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Duncan Wilkie
aka signdog
http://www.comsign.ca
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Ricky Jackson
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Man, that dog looks 5 years younger! ...that's 35 years in doggie years.

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Ricky Jackson
Signs Now
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Warner Robins, GA
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Ian Stewart-Koster
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Very nice Neil!
There's more clarity in the second one, and in his old age, he's developed some false teeth [Wink]

How long did the second one take?


Would you describe the new technique you've learnt?

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