Wednesday, May 20, 2015

iPhoneography: Clever Painter App

Magnolia

Magnolia blooms are everywhere down here in Florida at the moment...they're so beautiful. I edited this iPhone photo using the Clever Painter app. It's a great little app and I need to remember to use it more often when I want a painterly look. I also used the Charcoal feature in Repix to further "smudge" the petal edges. I loved the results.

14 comments:

  1. cool effect..I just got Clever Painter but haven't played much with it yet.

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  2. Very pretty painting. We have magnolias here too but they are too high up for me to get a center shot of them!

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  4. The painterly effect of this delightful flower adds a touch of romantic enchantment.

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  5. Definitely looks like a painting.

    I have some beautiful lilies blooming out front. They're burgundy-ish. I should probably take a picture, huh?

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  6. Lovely image Sherri. I tend to use Brushstroke but I think I have Clever painter in my arsenal, And I love to use Repix. Never thought about using it like you did tho. I tend to use it more on the background. Thanks for the ideas!

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  7. A great app! This photo does look like a painting!

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  8. I think I have to buy myself a phone anytime soon. Some of those apps are great for artists :) Thanks for sharing your work. :)

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  9. Oh, that's beautiful! .... Looks like a trip to the App Store is in order!

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  10. Oh my, this is gorgeous! I'll have to check out the app. Have you ever used Waterlogue? It's a great watercolor app.

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  11. Love your shot here Sherri! know you are having an awesome time in FLA and enjoying all of the gorgeous flowers and ocean.

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  12. Just stopping back by and hoping that your summer is going well!

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  13. Beautiful Sherri! You introduce me to new and exiting apps ... this painterly style looks both soft and naturalistic - love how the magnolia stands out!

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