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Pino AOP
Posted by Rocambole on Jul 15, 2011 in AOP Templates
Pino AOP is inspired by the art of the late Pino Daeni.
Andy’s WaterColors 5 (Loose and Wet)
Posted by andydansby on Jan 30, 2010 in AOP Templates
Andy’s Water Colors 5 (Loose and Wet)
Textured large brush strokes, sharper small brush strokes followed by long thing brush strokes. This AOP asks for a portrait smudge mask, this allows the subject matter to perform a dry reveal so that it becomes more focused. 10 Palettes accompany this AOP to allow for a wide range of paintings.
Velvet Elvis
Posted by andydansby on Jan 7, 2010 in AOP Templates
Velvet Elvis
Almost as fine as a Fried Peanut Butter and Banana sandwich.
Segmentation and a quick Dry Revel are used in this AOP. 10 Palettes allow for quite a variation of styles.
Crayons – for drawing with crayons
Posted by Rocambole on Oct 25, 2009 in AOP Templates
This template tries to simulate drawing with crayons. Just start and let it run until you like what you see. Usually it takes between 400 and 1600 strokes to get an interesting drawing.
Facelook – for rough portraits
Posted by Rocambole on Oct 20, 2009 in AOP Templates
I started trying to create an AOP mimicking Edvard Munch – but with little succcess. The palette colours are sampled from four of Edvard Munch’s most famous paintings – all gloomy and depressing.
Despite this I came during experimentation finally up with an AOP that proved well suited to make portraits. I have tested it on several portrait photos of both my own colleagues and famous celebrities with different hair and skin colour. So far I am satisfied with all the resulting paintings.
Rainbow – the Technicolor airbrush
Posted by Rocambole on Oct 20, 2009 in AOP Templates
Rainbow has a very colourful palette – hence the name Rainbow. It also has unusually soft brush strokes, more like airbrush than ordinary brush. This combination makes it possible for DAP to blend colours very effectively and thus create almost all kinds of colour shades.
Master Portrait – Creating the Classic Impressionistic Portrait
Posted by Ana Viktoria on Oct 18, 2009 in AOP Templates
