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Peter Krause

Member since: 2nd Apr 2011
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Occupation: -
Interests: art, electronic and industrial music, history
Website: http://www.redbubble.com/people/retepk
Bio: Been a hobbyist Photoshop user for many years and now I want to really improve my Photoshop skills. A fan of Surrealism, Science Fiction and Dark Industrial genres. More images of mine can been viewed at http://www.redbubble.com/people/retepk and http://www.photoshopcreative.co.uk/show_profile.php Feedback most welcome.

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Surrealism? Created in Photoshop CS2. Stock credit - It is only elemental after all. Mountains created in Artmatic Voyager. Asteroid and planets created in Bryce 6. Compiled in Photoshop CS2. My own photos used except for the following stock that was used:- Wave courtesy of CG Textures. Despair 1 by Stock credits:- The zebra and the elephant courtesy of the wonderful Heloise, the mighty little Bogong Moth pulls Esmeralda, the two-wheeled, legless elephant across the water bridge as Filbert the crow looks on. Heloise likes to help the elephant because in return Esmeralda lets her sit behind her left ear. A reworking of an earlier image. Stock credits - the crow, the surf, the elephant, the shark, the orca courtesy of cgtextures.com The wagon wheel courtesy of Neal Floyd and the . . . And The Land Time Forgot To Haven't I seen your face before? Yes but that was in another picture. This place is cool. It was a little hot under the collar in the last place. Created in Photoshop CS2. Stock credits:- the bulldozer, the lioness, the neon pizza and the electric dial courtesy of CG Textures. Quite a few of my own photos, Photoshop-generated shapes and textures plus parts of four (or was it five) Artmatic Voyager renders. Spacescape created in Photoshop CS2. Model courtesy of An interpretation of the Celtic myth, the lady of the lake. Probably the myth derived from the Celtic practice of throwing the weapons of their dead into lakes, ponds and streams where they would be immortalised. Created in Photoshop CS2. Stock credit - Created in Photoshop CS2 and an Artmatic Voyager render or two. Featuring a Bryce moon and some original photographic elements. Stock credits - Mannequin Parts courtesy of A carving found on the wall of a sepulchre found at the base of a pyramid on the moon, Io. Or maybe not. Combination of original photos and Photoshop-generated shapes and textures. Photo of self used as the basis for the central feature. Created in Photoshop CS 2. Only stock used is the texture of a metal crane hook which is courtesy of the wonderful CG Textures. All the rest are my own. Some of which were created in Bryce and GroBoto. Photo of self used. The watcher awaits the arrival that is hoped never happens. It has been noticed that the inhabitants of the Third Planet, known for their greed and belligerence, are getting further and further out from their home world. Looking for new worlds because they are destroying their own. We hope they don't find our little part of the Universe. Created in Photoshop CS2 and Bryce 6. Figure courtesy The chosen T-shirt for future astronauts. Created in Photoshop CS2 as a design for a space t-shirt design comp. Saturn courtesy of NASA. Music by Hawkwind. Sometime ago, as the story goes, there was this space traveller and his pet pelican, and I can't quite understand the circumstances as to why, but while both he and the pelican were being beamed down onto the planet's surface when a regrettable trans mat malfunction took place. They survived but . . . It was his decision to be left on the planet. Despite the serious nature of the story's image it was a bit of fun Created in Photoshop with a little help from an Artmatic Voyager render, a pelican courtesy of Fallen . . . back for another plunge. Yes a variation of an earlier image. Put together in Photoshop CS2. Planetscape created in Artmatic Voyager. Fire, elephant and rhinoceros courtesy of CG Textures. Flying saucers created in GroBoto. Don't know whether or not to keep this one. Stock credits:- “Light and Dark 2”:http://mjranum-tock.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=336#/d2d9jny by mjranum-stock Crow and elephant courtesy of cgtextures.com Created in Photoshop CS2 combining Photoshop-generated shapes and textures with some photographic elements. Landscape created in Artmatic Voyager. Stock used:- White Witch courtesy of A would-be logo for an imaginary organisation. Created in Photoshop CS2. Skulls courtesy of CG Textures. I was thinking Surrealism when I created this. The more artistically attuned may dispute that claim. However, I will pursue the Surrealism label. The planet and the asteroid were created in Bryce 6. The landscape created in Artmatic Voyager. The stars and nebula created in Photoshop CS2. My own photos used except for the following stock sources. The two human models courtesy of Sybilla, the Souzerain and Sorceress from Colchis emerges in a flurry of light and smoke from a Blexlor plant while Barnaby the Bear looks on disappointedly that its the Souzerain magically emerging rather than a pot of honey. Created in Artmatic Voyager, Bryce 6, GroBoto and Photoshop CS2. Stock credits -

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