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Mr. Gordon,
Congratulations on a great gun and its first outing!
I really appreciate your lovely photos. If you’re interested, it’s possible to make them look like paintings or drawings using editing tools.. Here are a couple of examples. These were done in the BeCasso tool.
All the best,
Brett
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01-04-2025, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Brett Trimble
Mr. Gordon,
Congratulations on a great gun and its first outing!
I really appreciate your lovely photos. If you’re interested, it’s possible to make them look like paintings or drawings using editing tools.. Here are a couple of examples. These were done in the BeCasso tool.
All the best,
Brett
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Thanks, Brett! I appreciate your taking time to create those images and share them. It is indeed pretty amazing what can be done by almost anyone with these new digital editing programs.
I must admit a bias toward works created by hand, much like hand engraving on a gun vs. the laser version. My background and education is as an artist, so I hope you'll understand and excuse my bias. I know many folks like image fidelity and detail, but mood and feeling -- the gist of things -- is more important to me. These digital editing tools actually approach that, but I still like to see the hand of the artist when I look at a piece.
I've been working on a series of painting/drawings of Parker related subjects, contributing a limited edition print (printed in my studio by my wife and me) to the silent auction at our annual meetings. Here are some of those:
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