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Description
Date created: July 30, 2004 / Friday

Application: Adobe Photoshop 7

Subject:
Contrary to the title, yes, it does look more like a sentimental setting, don't you think? Well, maybe you guys are right, cuz I agree they've got something going on here... And NOPE, there's no tutorial either! So anyway, they are the lead characters in one of my stories (which I'm currently working on) titled STRINTUSS. The girl's a student and the guy's a professor. The names are Aedri and Heathen.

History:
Well the date above just stated it: This one's VERY DELAYED! But anywayz, I just started working on it (again) last night, and right now I just added some finishing touches----plus later, gonna continue reading my lessons again for our Monday test.
For this artwork, I decided to use light colors and created a smudged effect that I think would best suit the scene. After switching it from Grayscale to RGB, I then converted it to Sepia then colored it using Layers set to Hard Light. I only used Brush, Burn, Dodge, and Smudge tools for this one.

Sorry for being so busy, by the way.

Description
Date created: July 30, 2004 / Friday

Application: Adobe Photoshop 7

Subject:
Contrary to the title, yes, it does look more like a sentimental setting, don't you think? Well, maybe you guys are right, cuz I agree they've got something going on here... And NOPE, there's no tutorial either! So anyway, they are the lead characters in one of my stories (which I'm currently working on) titled STRINTUSS. The girl's a student and the guy's a professor. The names are Aedri and Heathen.

History:
Well the date above just stated it: This one's VERY DELAYED! But anywayz, I just started working on it (again) last night, and right now I just added some finishing touches----plus later, gonna continue reading my lessons again for our Monday test.
For this artwork, I decided to use light colors and created a smudged effect that I think would best suit the scene. After switching it from Grayscale to RGB, I then converted it to Sepia then colored it using Layers set to Hard Light. I only used Brush, Burn, Dodge, and Smudge tools for this one.

Sorry for being so busy, by the way.