Danny Covell |
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Created entirely in Photoshop 4.0, and used as the official logo for Armageddon Media / Art. |
Danny Covell |
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One of my favorite works done entirely with Photoshop 4.0 and KPT 3.0 |
Danny Covell |
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An interesting twist of light created with Photoshop 4.0 and KPT 3.0. |
Danny Covell |
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Fire, Polar coordinates, and a touch of eye, is all you need to give you that burning eye look. |
Danny Covell |
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Starts with a picture of a dream catcher and with a bit of light and shadow you get a great picture! |
Danny Covell |
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In the Mean Time, mean being the middle... Flip this photo and you can have a night scene or a day scene. An unusual photo that my uncle took a longgggg time ago that I accidentally placed it in the slide scanner upside down, when I figured out that it was upside down, wow! Anyway the photo was touched up in Photoshop 4.0 where the sky was made darker. |
Danny Covell |
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A pinched grid, a touch of terra-firma, and you get a warped planet. Trees and water done in Painter 4 the rest was done in Photoshop 4.0 |
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Playing with a fractal program, I came across this scene. I added a watery/icy look to it with Photoshop 4.0 filters. |
"Tree" -1999 Danny Covell |
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First I rendered a tree in Bryce 3D on a gray background, then I created a sky in Photoshop 4, swirled it around a bit, and last and most certainly least, I added some texture and light to the tree. |
"Red, White, and Blue " -1999 Danny Covell |
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This one was quick and simple. I felt somewhat patriotic at the time and decided to play with the gradient tool, the rest is self explanatory. |
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Playing around at lunch on my computer at work, I was playing with a game that messes up the desktop, then I took a screen shot and twirled it and did a lens flare with some opacity settings. |
Daniel Bevis |
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This "trippy" picture was submitted by a Armageddon Media and a Spare Change fan from Santee. Photoshop 4 ,Eye Candy, and Xenofex were used to create this colorful, druged image that fits perfectly in this gallery. |