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Trying something new here. I often use a process I've come up with for some of my images that (roughly) entails:
1. take a 3D scene that I've rendered, or a photo I've taken,
2. open it in Photoshop and do something to it (filters, editing, drawing, etc)
3. open the photoshopped image in Illustrator and process it using customized Live Trace settings (about 10 different Live Trace steps per image) - the reason is twofold. First, converting the image to vectors allows me to size it how I want. Second... well, I like the way it makes some images look.
4. Open the "vectorized" image in Photoshop and resize to my standard size (58x36 or 36x58 inches)
5. Do more filters, blending, brushing, whatever.

This time, however, I tried something new. Before opening the image in Illustrator, I split the image into three grayscale images, based on the red, green, and blue channels. Then I continued my process in Illustrator on all three channel images. Then, imported each back...

My passion is art and creative design. I am a proud Photoshop nerd. While my roots are in traditional "wet" media - watercolors, acrylics, etc., I now do all my work in Blender, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.