Used a Pen and Wash technique found in "Best Ever Photoshop Techniques" Magazine. It was a multistep process to make it look like pen and watercolor. I improvised to get the final effect that was most pleasing to me. This was my first attempt at this. I'm not sure my eye is very good at this. I will be interested to see how it is accepted by the DPC community.
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This is the only image thus far that uses this Topaz Labs filter (Simplify - Oil Painting I think) It turned out really well, barring the 3D of the chandelier overlaying onto the wall painting. Were it not for that I'd have given it a 9.
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