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"Whadda ya mean, BLUE??!"
When I noticed the painter was talking on his mobile phone, I suddenly imagined him getting a call from the building's owner asking how the new BLUE paint looked. :) |
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i think they shoyld have painterd the wall red in the first place, looks better the the cream!!
fionarobinson · 2008-03-09: 13:52
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I like it all the way down to red paint in the paint holder, great job.
joycephotography · 2008-03-09: 14:19
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Hmmm... vterezia's blue didn't get much of a chance. Looks good in red, though and the paint looks wet. Nice work.
mikenj · 2008-03-09: 14:33
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Nice job!
neusnet · 2008-03-09: 14:38
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It seems very simple, but you perfectly remove the original texture and prefectly place a new paint with the correct light and shadow which give a very good realism. Nice work
Yoann · 2008-03-09: 14:40
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great shots!!
vterezia · 2008-03-10: 02:32
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perfect work!!
mireanna · 2008-03-10: 04:16
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great colours
storytaylor · 2008-03-10: 05:51
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Truly funny one, Ed. Really well done. Everything is perfect here.
Madoc · 2008-03-10: 09:20
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Ed.Ed.Ed You painted it Red.
maharba · 2008-03-10: 11:17
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hehe - funny story to go along with it. so question - in photoshop, how do you turn something from one color to another without losing the texture/shadows/highlights and such?? like what you did with the wall color. i guess i'm assuming you used photoshop. i was trying to figure it out the other day and couldn't. everytime i tried to change the color it flattened it... any tips/help you could pass along to me? thanks :-)
lexlevans · 2008-03-10: 11:38
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Nice work!
LisetteT · 2008-03-10: 11:42
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Perfect !!!Great colour Beautiful work !!!
Gwadannie · 2008-03-17: 20:15
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