My 21 year old daughter is taking photos and turning them into pictures, I think that it is really neat! What do you think?
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Nice work.
She has talent and a good eye.
that is great snapshot.
That looks great! Love the green...just like mine! Is she going to do more? Will they be for sale?
I like it!!!!!
Oscar
Very talented... looks great.
I say, blow it up bigger, print it, frame it, sell it, hang on man cave or garage wall!
There's an iphone app that will do that for you... 
Well done show us more. Have her take some of that fine collection of 914’s you have at the shop!! ![popcorn[1].gif](http://www.914world.com/bbs2/style_emoticons/default/popcorn[1].gif)
Paul
Paul
Nice!!!
I hope my daughter cares enough to use the 914 in her artwork.
You must be proud.
I hope my daughter cares enough to use the 914 in her artwork.
You must be proud.
If its handpainted sure, if its using an app like prisma then my kids can do it too.
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Very nice... I like them a lot!!
Aside from software being available or not, and its super cool that it is, this is a tiny bit like saying anyone can hold a paintbrush but we aren't all DaVinci.
So the feature and talent here is eye for composition, as she clearly has. Art critics love to point out that 'color gets the credit, but value delivers the drama.' I'd say she nailed both. Nice work.
I also think all positive comments should come with 10% off everything at AA. Just a thought.
So the feature and talent here is eye for composition, as she clearly has. Art critics love to point out that 'color gets the credit, but value delivers the drama.' I'd say she nailed both. Nice work.
I also think all positive comments should come with 10% off everything at AA. Just a thought.
Very nice. Art.
it is all she, have nothing to do with it, for sure. Nice to see a young person take an interest, She is doing them for several now, if anyone is interested they could contact her at iamcatherineg@yahoo.com
Aside from software being available or not, and its super cool that it is, this is a tiny bit like saying anyone can hold a paintbrush but we aren't all DaVinci.
So the feature and talent here is eye for composition, as she clearly has. Art critics love to point out that 'color gets the credit, but value delivers the drama.' I'd say she nailed both. Nice work.
I also think all positive comments should come with 10% off everything at AA. Just a thought.
QUOTE(AHudson @ Apr 23 2019, 07:54 AM) 
Aside from software being available or not, and its super cool that it is, this is a tiny bit like saying anyone can hold a paintbrush but we aren't all DaVinci.
So the feature and talent here is eye for composition, as she clearly has. Art critics love to point out that 'color gets the credit, but value delivers the drama.' I'd say she nailed both. Nice work.
I also think all positive comments should come with 10% off everything at AA. Just a thought.
Could you tell us a little more about how she does this? Is it computer-generated, hand-painted, or something else? Just curious. I like it, and I'd like to know more about it.
I love to see kids, even grown up ones, be creative.
My 10 year old daughter doodles with me sometimes. She did the 904 in the middle.
My 10 year old daughter doodles with me sometimes. She did the 904 in the middle.
Ten years old drawing that? That girl is a genius!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just incredible. Congrats Dad
I love to see kids, even grown up ones, be creative.
My 10 year old daughter doodles with me sometimes. She did the 904 in the middle.
Just incredible. Congrats Dad
QUOTE(Unobtanium-inc @ Apr 23 2019, 07:25 PM)
I love to see kids, even grown up ones, be creative.
My 10 year old daughter doodles with me sometimes. She did the 904 in the middle.
George, your daughter has plenty of subject matter to chose from at your shop.
QUOTE(dr914@autoatlanta.com @ Apr 23 2019, 02:37 PM)
She is doing them for several now, if anyone is interested they could contact her at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@yahoo.com
Posting an email address on a forum will open the floodgates of spam, might want to erase that ASAP and just send it via PM to interested parties.
Or camouflage it by adding a word, such as "johncat.smith@twenty.net" and say "remove the feline from my email address to get my real address."
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