Classical "Painted" Portrait

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This "painting" that you can see above is actually not a painting at all! (I doubt I am good enough at art to create a painting of this beauty). It's actually a picture of my cousin Sage drinking a milkshake, and I put a filter on it to fool everyone. The filters I used to make the photo look painted were (I think) palette knife and underpainting. Overall, a very easy assignment but cool to look at nonetheless.

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