Hey
Here follows my incompetent bodging of a perfectly good tutorial..
Original Image..

Using layers, block color the parts of the flowers.

Using a darker color, shade in the darkest parts.

Using a color in between the last two, blend in the shades.

Then using a lighter color, add some highlights to it.

Then using the brush (5x5 pixels), with a low density setting paint over the flower with a darker color.. This should add some texture to it. Set opacity to less than 100.

It should come out looking like a kinda hand painted thing.

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Iqu
Um.. on reading thru your recent posts, I'm not a 100% that it's Indy-esque, but it doesn't look photo-realistic anymore.. which is what you asked me.
You can also zoom in and fiddle individual pixels you think look wrong far easier than a photo.
Also, for some reason the enlarged version look anti aliased. They shouldn't. It should also only have 5 colors for the flower and 5 for the leaves..
It looked better while I was doing it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Here follows my incompetent bodging of a perfectly good tutorial..
Original Image..

Using layers, block color the parts of the flowers.

Using a darker color, shade in the darkest parts.

Using a color in between the last two, blend in the shades.

Then using a lighter color, add some highlights to it.

Then using the brush (5x5 pixels), with a low density setting paint over the flower with a darker color.. This should add some texture to it. Set opacity to less than 100.

It should come out looking like a kinda hand painted thing.

Hugs
Iqu
Um.. on reading thru your recent posts, I'm not a 100% that it's Indy-esque, but it doesn't look photo-realistic anymore.. which is what you asked me.
You can also zoom in and fiddle individual pixels you think look wrong far easier than a photo.
Also, for some reason the enlarged version look anti aliased. They shouldn't. It should also only have 5 colors for the flower and 5 for the leaves..
It looked better while I was doing it. Sorry for the inconvenience.