HOW CAN I DISPLAY.....
how can i display my artwork into a room scene online? i'm not sure how to explain what i want to know.
one of our members robert j. hurst has in his some of his photos, room scenes that include his painting on a wall. the room scene looks like something from online.
is this making any sense? lol
i want to be able to place my painting/s on a wall into a room scene. can any of you please tell me how to do this? perhaps this is done using photoshop, which i don't have.
hmmmm....i just dunno. lov to you all!
Tags: artwork, display, room, scene
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Permalink Reply by Robert J Hurst on -
please anytime.. its all on knowin where to find me!
i never reserve help to anyone.. ok folks im off ! gotta pimp the paints!
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Permalink Reply by artyoxygen (Smita) on -
Thanks for bringing this topic up DeMarie, I was wondering about this myself.. In fact I had meant to ask A. Prattis how she does this since I have seen it in her vids. But, thanks to all the great replies, I'm going to try this out..
Robert J Hurst, thanks for sharing details. I had no idea about even that thing on the best way to take a photo!!
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Permalink Reply by MoMeMa on -
Thanks, DeMarie and Robert for sharing this topic. I recently posted a blog requesting info but I deleted, so thanks for the answers. Muuuaaa!
MoMeMa
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Permalink Reply by Angela L. Prattis on -
Wow why am i just now seeing this. Sorry for the delay, but how i do it is first i find a background photo that i like ( google) and then i save it to my computer. Then i pull the back ground photo up from photo gallery and click open then select ( paint ) Then i crop out and cut out any other image that may be there, and then replace it with mine. You have to edit the size and everything to your liking, after you do all that then save the photo. It would be easier if i showed you rather than trying to explain it this way. Hummmmm Maybe on day i could do a video on exactly how to. step by step. Im amazed i figured all this out by myself. Dont give up keep trying trust me where theirs a will there's a way. Never stop asking questions. I hope i've been of some help.
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Permalink Reply by Angela L. Prattis on
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How i replace it with my artwork is: I open another window to my photo gallery and find my artwork that i want to display opening it using (paint) as well, then resizing it to my liking and then i copy the photo and then paste it to the background photo that i already have open. Then make the final adjustments ( such as size, color, ) I hope this is gonna help someone.
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Permalink Reply by DeMarie "Paintslinger" on -
oh angela, yes P L E A S E do a video on how to do this! P L E A S E!!!!!!!!!! thank you.
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