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This is a core value everyone at Sumo shares, so our mission is simple: we want to ensure that creative potential is unleashed, rather than lost to the daily grind of modern life: rigid schooling, centuries-old education systems which don’t meet the needs of contemporary students and the responsibilities and burdens of adult life. This is not a sponsored post.Founded in Helsinki in 2008 as a fully web-based online photo and image editor to serve as an alternative for the 90% of users who only utilize 10% of Photoshop’s tools and features, Sumopaint was conceived by our founder Lauri Koutaniemi. I can't wait to make some more artwork in Psykopaint some time. Womp, womp.īut check out the close-up of the canvas print. I am pretty sure they are only whole salers, however. The quality is top notch and the flamingo is almost jumping off the canvas, which is a thick, nice fabric-y quality.

And it came back GORGEOUS!!! I am so happy with it. I then remembered a great canvas printing place from my days as a family photographer:. Their customer service was AWESOME and I got a full refund, so that was great. This company was SO great through, they had really helped me out and shipped fast and done everything they could and I SO wanted to recommend them to you, but the product just didn't measure up. The material it was printed on was thin and plastic like and you could see the wooden frame through it. I had even found a great deal that I wanted to share with you, but when it came in, the print was just not. Then I ordered up my Flamingo print at an online canvas print source. I made my print 20 x 28 inches finished size, so my file was 24 x 32 inches to account for the gallery wrap around the edges. My actual file did not have lines on it of course.

You can see where it would wrap below on the right. I made it ready for print by leaving 2 inches all the way around the canvas for a gallery wrap. Then I decided to crop it so the flamingo would have more of a presence and take up more canvas space and be bigger. Here is a close-up of that my finished file: If you spend more time in Psykopaint, than I did, you would not have to do that. I pulled it into Photoshop and cleaned up some of the 'over spray' on the brush, but not all - especially around the beak, added the eye back in and oomphed up the color a bit. I liked that it made a purple line on the beak. I actually liked that one too, but I ended up going with the Cezanne one - a more subtle approach. Ok, in all fairness, I did ask him what he thought because I actually value his opinion. It was so much fun).ī commented on this one: 'Well, that isn't very good Mom' LOL. Here is another one I played around with, with the Monet brush (I think. I followed the direction of the feathers on the flamingo as I was using the brush.

I love their Cezanne brush, but there are several to choose from incl Monet and Van Gogh in the Style drop down. Then I tried some different brush styles. I created an account and pulled up my flamingo image on their art board.

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And I found this incredible free resource:. Next, I did an online search for some brushes or filters. It was 5 credits for the large size, which translates into about 8 dollars, depending on which plan you are on. So instead I bought a stock photo of a flamingo. The one on the far left was a contender for a while, though. They ended up not working for this project, however. I took these pictures last fall at the Copenhagen zoo, thinking I could turn them into artwork somehow. Dorsey (you can skip my whole process and go straight there for a free printable), and also by this flamingo on Smitten Studio. I have seen flamingos here and there in the last couple of months and I was very inspired by this flamingo by Sarah M.

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