My word for 2011 is define. In order to define something you must first observe. I invite you to observe my creative process at LAB 101. It is a place where creativity is observed, examined, and quantified. Download my Lab creations on the Goodies Page or learn a new Photoshop technique on the Video Page! And get to know your Lab partners on the Roll Call Page.
Antique your image by layering the Thunder Cloud texture on a blending mode of hue at about 50% opacity. Duplicate the layer using hot keys - Ctrl J and change the blending mode to multiply at full opacity. To add touch of script layer the Postale texture on a hard light blending mode at half opacity. Download the Observations tutorial on the screencast page!
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I love your before and after picture. Great photoshopping!
ReplyDeleteOoohhh...lovely. Very vintage and pretty. :) Looks like you had fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm still in the SOOC stage, but I can appreciate your photo. Good work :)
ReplyDeleteMiranda, too funny "Photoshopping"
ReplyDeleteI love how you edited this - I'm heading over to the lab to have a good browse.
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!
ReplyDeletehope your have a nice sunday.
ReplyDeleteEDA
Great photo and love how you included the before and after! Awesome effects!
ReplyDeleteoh i just LOVE all this processing i'm learning!! i love what you did with the original image. how do you know how do blend the layers and how many and which ones andandand?! i'm just starting out and it seems so overwhelming! i'm definitely going to take a spin of your site to see what more i can absorb. thx for the lesson! see you next week!
ReplyDeleteI really like the process here. Good job! Found you over at OLW. =)
ReplyDeleteThis is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteMae, check out Lab 101 for how to videos and just have fun with your layers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I just got a new camera and am excited to learn how to use it and create lovely things like this! Thanks for thin inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love this and I can't wait to try it! I have a photo in mind already!!
ReplyDeletevery beautiful Kristy! :) thanks for all the tips and ideas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Great job!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I'm gonna have to check in more often so I can actually learn some of the amazing stuff you're sharing!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
Happy Sunday :)
This is so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you stopped by my blog as that brought me here- love your photo shop ideas-- I will be back.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome edit! I ♡ the antique feel... It's beautiful! Now I've gotta give it a try. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
wow love the edit! It motivates me to want to play more with photoshop!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat before was pretty darn great, but I do really love the vintage feel.
ReplyDeleteWOW.. This is beautiful. Love the original. but really love you edited this shot..
ReplyDelete~Linda
Thanks,
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun playing with the textures on this one!
Morning Kristy
ReplyDeleteI have used one of your textures and will post it on my blog. I used picnik as I don't have photoshop, I do have Corel Paintshop Pro Photo X1 and I still cannot get the hang of layering with it!!
I collect old postcards which is why I bought those textures from you, also I love the Carte postale design I have a butler tray in it.
Jackie in Surrey, UK
I just found your blog through 'The Artistic Life' and I'm SO happy I followed the link!
ReplyDeleteI'm a budding photographer and love playing with filters - it's the funnest part for me. I'm so looking forward to going through your blog.
Right now I consider myself and iphoneographer... but I'd love to learn photoshop. Thanks for documenting your processes!
http://AngelaDiGiovanni.com
I love your before and after picture. Great blog, I lake it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,kisses Zondra Art