Mask
This image is my newest digital collage creation. I have used the theme of Carnevale with its mask as my theme. I started out with a white background as the "background" layer. The next layer is an image of a painted background that I did on watercolor paper using a variety of acrylic paints. I followed this layer with a book page layer, then two mask layers, and finally a layer of the doge's palace in Venice. I added some photoshop brush images (those fabulous swirls). And last but not least, I used a different opacity for each layer giving it the depth that the image required. The painted layer that I used is:
It is always interesting to me to see how these images start out and where they go from the initial idea. As I have said many times before, I let the art lead me to the final product. This is the inital idea I started with:
Sunday, August 30, 2009
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Labels: Collage
digital collage
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- adirondack
- altered art
- Artist trading cards
- ATC Workshop
- baby wipes
- background
- Beading
- beads
- beethoven
- bernie berlin
- bleeding hearts
- Boehm Gallery
- Bookbinding
- Camera Shy
- canvas
- canvas boards
- carnevale
- charcoal
- collage
- commedia dell'arte
- costume
- Coulacos
- Creation of Adam
- crystals
- cynthia powell
- Digital
- digital collage
- Dog
- drawing
- edgar degas
- emboss resist
- ephemera
- exhibition piece
- fabric
- face
- felting
- gel medium
- gesso
- glazes
- Golden paints
- golden retriever
- graphite
- harlequin
- jewelry beyond time
- Karen O'Brien
- knitted vessel
- laura mccabe
- Michelangelo
- mixed media
- mixed media jewelry
- Mixed-Media Self Portaits
- molding paste
- multi-point perspective
- needle felting
- needlework
- painting
- pastels
- paulette insall
- pearls
- peeled paint
- persephone
- pipe cleaner bracelet
- prima
- reinkers
- self-portrait
- sherre hulbert
- Sherrill Kahn
- shrink plastic
- stephanie chavez
- watercolor paper
- wire wrapping
- wool roving
- Zentangle
1 comments:
Gorgeous!!!
I wish I knew someone locally (Dallas area) who could walk me through some of the great techniques I see online. I'm sure other people my age (56) are quicker at figuring this stuff out! I have Photoshop Elements 6.
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