
This is the recipe, this time using a couple of (free) textures from jerry.
I usually use my own textures but he produces such lovely ones which give a good effect:
From the top of the pile of layers downwards -
texture 1 burn 67
texture 2 difference 59
copy of original normal 71
original image
merge all and boost saturation and add a frame.
(Ps I'm still thinking of mouse-overs!)
I don't know what mouse-overs are, but to me it looks already fantastic!
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I can see why you keep wanting to come back to this, there is something just so lovely about seedheads. I wonder if it is just that they remind us that life goes on regardless.
ReplyDeleteNice work of Art my friend, another to go in the show cabinet.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful picture Julia. I do love seedheads too. Thank you for your lovely comment on my blog this week :) xx
ReplyDeleteThat's dill isn't it?? Well, now it's magical! Did you learn photoshop on your own? Or take any classes? I just want to know more about it, love it's capabilities. Of course, it helps to have an artful eye like yours too!
ReplyDeleteSall - thank you for your comment (can't find a place for comments on your blog). I learnt Paint shop Pro on my own with the help of book, just muddled along realy, still learning!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous with such rich colours - please keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteYou do make intriguing art. For Sall above there is a website by Kim Klassen that offers tutorials using photoshop.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your mouse-overs.
Beautiful pictures Julia. I love what you've done.
ReplyDeleteHi, yup, it was really warm most of the time, we were lucky.lol
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia, I live in Bishop near Durham, so not too far from you.
ReplyDeleteLove what you've done with this Julia - great result - a work of art ! I haven't decided on which editing program to use - right now I use some freeware just to do a little contrast or saturation work - the rest is pretty much SOOC.
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