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Gayle 09-07-2006 09:21

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by K.S.H
They don't have to be green just something that blends in, :)

See, I'd like something that didn't blend in. Reproductions of famous artworks on the inner walls, candy stripes or spots, well painted famous quotes (not grafitti) - if you've got to have the damn things and they're never going to blend in if you paint them green, grey or even the optimistic sky blue why not make them stand out instead?

chav1 09-07-2006 10:12

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
just plant ivy at the bottom and let it grow all over the bridge apart from the road of course but traffic would stop it spreading ontothe road , probably cheaper than painting or dying the concrete as well :)

SPUGGIE J 09-07-2006 11:28

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by chav1
just plant ivy at the bottom and let it grow all over the bridge apart from the road of course but traffic would stop it spreading ontothe road , probably cheaper than painting or dying the concrete as well :)

Nice way to blend them in but one concern would be if the Ivy would affect the integrity of the concrete structure.

cashman 09-07-2006 12:39

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
think they should paint them, though not bright colours granny! don,t forget many have bodies in, would be disrespectful.;)

Margaret Pilkington 09-07-2006 14:06

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
That is definitely Street Art....Not Graffiti....and I like it!

Madhatter 10-07-2006 21:29

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
what did you use to colour that bridge ?

K.S.H 11-07-2006 19:01

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by Madhatter
what did you use to colour that bridge ?

A 6" paintbrush - it took me a week :rolleyes:

Selected the bridge in p-shop and just adjusted the hue/saturation to get the right colour

chav1 11-07-2006 20:32

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by K.S.H
A 6" paintbrush - it took me a week :rolleyes:

tell the truth it took you a week because it was colour by numbers :D

K.S.H 11-07-2006 20:47

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by chav1
tell the truth it took you a week because it was colour by numbers :D

NO - but I did put an undercoat on 1st:)

Neil 11-07-2006 21:33

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by K.S.H
NO - but I did put an undercoat on 1st:)

Why was it raining?

chav1 12-07-2006 02:33

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by Neil
Why was it raining?

yes but only underneath the bridge :)

Madhatter 12-07-2006 16:27

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
how does it know whats bridge and whats not, I've never used paintshop it scares me. I used paint but got confused.

K.S.H 12-07-2006 16:32

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by Madhatter
how does it know whats bridge and whats not, I've never used paintshop it scares me. I used paint but got confused.

You select a "magic wand" tool and press the colour you want to highlight, you can change the sensitivity of it if it selects the shades you don't want, you also have a few buttons - select new, add, subtract and intersect

katex 12-07-2006 17:26

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
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Originally Posted by K.S.H
You select a "magic wand" tool and press the colour you want to highlight, you can change the sensitivity of it if it selects the shades you don't want, you also have a few buttons - select new, add, subtract and intersect


I have been trying for months how to delete the wrinkles from my photographs !! Seems determined not to co-operate. :(

K.S.H 12-07-2006 17:32

Re: Should concrete bridges be painted?
 
Healing brush is the best tool for that


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