Painting With Pixels

By Pauline Washburn · Issue: V4N5 (2007)

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Virtual painting is a fantastic (and surprisingly easy) way to take a photograph and make it look like a painting.

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1 Reply to Painting With Pixels:

Bonnie
October 18, 2011 at 6:40 pm

Would love to try this tutorial. It is the reason I wanted to get into elements to seriously learn how to paint a photograph. I have not had any luck finding information till I found this. There is also a beagle one I saw once and can’t find now. Says you can get the brush in the subscriber area. Exact directions, cuz I see the store, the tutorials, the web, magazine, not finding the brush. HELP.
Thanks

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