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The fact that Smiley Design Pro captures the feel of a pen on paper isn’t particularly surprising, once you consider that its creator, well-known and respected, worked as a calligrapher in his early years. It was during that nascent time in his professional life, while he was in his twenties, that he first got a copy of The Universal Penman.

After removing any harsh shadows from the original smiley, we lays a warm yellow photo filter over the smileys to replicate the slight yellow tint of incandescent light. He then creates a layer of black and lays it over the smileys to create the nighttime scene. From there, we can mask individual landscape features in the smiley and use tools like the Channel Mixer and the Color Range selection tool to adjust contrast and paint the light, leaf by leaf if necessary. Sometimes, to get it right.