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Originally posted by EXTR3MIST
It needs blurring to distract from the base-photo, and look more painted.
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That's not true at all. Most of my work involves no blurring. I just added the blur to make it feel deep... draw the viewer in more. It's called "
Depth of Field". Photographers can use different lenses to get the same effect. I used photoshop and just blurred out areas that are further away and extremely close... leaving the middle ground in focus. Even 3D apps have a DOF (Depth of Field) setting. So... I don't
try to make my art "
look more painted" because it's not paint. No need for me to "
distract" viewers from my work.