30.3.13
Here's looking at you: Spring
Robin: Where's the snowman?
Batgirl: Maybe he melted.
Batman: No, he's just hibernating:
13.3.13
Simply Bows
I pulled this ribbon off some fabric I bought the other day and threw these bows on a shelf.....and they kept eyeing me and I kept eyeing them. This morning I couldn't help myself and grabbed the camera, downloaded and that's where I've been - playing in photoshop.
26.2.13
10.2.13
The Green Light
7.2.13
Goofy ColorBoard No. 22
3.2.13
30.1.13
All-Bran ColorBoard No. 21
The jury is still out as to what is the best breakfast food....while 'they' continue to ponder, I'll continue to have a simple bowl of cereal with fat-free milk.
14.1.13
I can see clearly now
in spite of the fog ~
a picture out the car window on a recent road trip - I wasn't driving, so I could see clearly
In Photoshop: The Recipe
Without altering the image, I duplicated it
applied Lens Flare filter - movie prime.
With soft light blend mode and opacity adjusted to my satisfaction.
Same picture, same filter
Screen blend mode
Opacity adjusted.
Now, back to the original picture
with Color Burn blend mode.
It's all in how you see it ~
Live within a fog or outside of it ~
If you happen to be in a fog, enjoy the moment!
13.1.13
30.12.12
Let's take a walk
In The Woods
Haiku Poetry No. 3
Haiku Poetry No. 3
Let us take a walk
Where stillness and silence merge
Along the pathway
28.12.12
Kitty's Christmas Tree: ColorBoard No. 18
The PapaCat made Kitty a Christmas Tree:
I took a picture and played in Photoshop:
An humble ColorBoard.....No. 18:
Colors made with the feather brush:
Kitty's Christmas Tree
27.12.12
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10.12.12
8.12.12
December 8
When I woke up this morning, and you were on my mind ~
The recipe: First, make a watercolor texture. How I did that in PSE 7: open new blank file, select transparent background. Select a foreground color (I chose violet), then select a brush (I chose a soft round brush), enlarge the brush and brushed my color onto the middle of the transparency. Next, I chose a softer pink, found a splatter brush and brushed over the first layer. Continued adding color and changing brushes, softening the opacity as I went along until I was satisfied with my watercolor layer mask.
Now, bring in the picture and layer the watercolor texture over, adjust blend modes and opacity. Next I went to the filter gallery and selected render - clouds.
The original: As you can see, I cloned in more trees to fill in some gaps:
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