Hand Dinosaurs

Part of a Photoshop Class, I will try to use them in different

settings... Will they work or not?

I love them!! They are great!!

amy

Really good PS work. Seemless.

Great execution and greater idea!

Congratulations.

This is totally clever and supremely inventive.

I've never seen a pentapod before.

Great idea!

The one in the back - there you can see a little of the photoshoping, it's blurrier in one part than the rest of the skin, but other than that great!

A magic way to get the weeds pulled I reckon. Can they CLAP?

Excelente e ingeniosa idea ..... ademas divertida. Muy buen trabajo

ha ha what brillant idea and execution!!

 

Biliana

These will look great in some settings. Go for it! -Anthony

Very creative!

The appendagasauras!

 

These where from the bodacious period I think, or was it the hallucinogenic period? :O)

 

Ken.

Very nice Ignacio. Great idea.

I can't believe I got a photo in the Top-photo gallery of digital alterations with all of 10 minutes worth of Photoshop!

 

Thanks again guys, I really apreciate your ratings and support. I need to have the final photo ready in a couple of weeks, I hope that one does as well as this one on the ratings.

 

Ignacio

Excellent! Well executed.

This may only be ten minutes of photoshop, but development and execution of the idea took much longer. This is very original. Did your instructor provide some direction, or did you invent the concept on your own? I am interested in how the assignment was presented to you and how you responded. Excellent work!

Brilliant Idea, and perfectly executed.

Reminds me of the Adam's Family and Thing. Lesbians will love these ;). Great idea.

Increible que haya hecho esto con una ampliadora manual, yo quize intentar cosas mas peque�as pero no pude..., jaja.

Muy buen trabajo y muy original al igual que tu galerí¡®

Saludos!

 

PGP

 

Kinda creepy in a cool way. Definitely turns some heads.

Very funny. And the name of this pet must be chirosaurus (from Latin chiro-, from Greek kheir, hand). Ciao, Alx

Look into J.K. Potter.... he was creating images like this with darkroom techniques and no Photoshop in the 90's. He has now switched to using Photoshop and he's rather vague in saying which images were done with traditional techniques and which are done digitally. Regardless of the medium he uses, he is THE master of this kind of work.