This week's theme for TGIF is Secrets. Using the background given by Arts Creations Friday and a black and white photo of my paternal grandmother and her best pal, I've made this for both challenges.
I like what you did with your photo booth snapshot, Faye! It's perfect for "secrets". *** You asked how I did the sketch. I sketched the lady, scanned her into Digital Image Pro, colorized her a bit, then added the background. The various word art came from Google. The technique was explained by Angela Cartwright in the last issue of Somerset's Digital Studios magazine. I'm not very good at it yet, but it's fun to play around with. Thanks for asking!
Wow! This is stunning, Faye. I love the way you have altered the colours in the background - and also the skill you show in colorising the ladies. It fits seamlessly into both challenges. They really do look as if they are sharing a secret!!
What a joy have the two ladies toghether when they took this picture Fay. I have to smile when i saw this. ( I translated the word paternal and now I know what you ment about that) I'm curious witch technique you used to change the background but very clever done !!
This is spectacular, Faye! I like what you've done with changing the colors of the original background. And using the vintage picture and making it into "secrets" too was very clever. I like everything about this!
Thank you for "describing"? How you did it Faye. Yes gradient are difficult to learn but I hope you keep on practice. Your pictures become better and better and that is so nice to see ! Really ! **** Do you know what I always do when I "struggle" but finish by accident ? I make printscreens from my layer palet Fay and type afterwards the actions that I took on that printscreen. Maybe a tip ? You can see a example from my latest post of Charlie. Warm greetings !
I like what you did with your photo booth snapshot, Faye! It's perfect for "secrets".
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You asked how I did the sketch. I sketched the lady, scanned her into Digital Image Pro, colorized her a bit, then added the background. The various word art came from Google. The technique was explained by Angela Cartwright in the last issue of Somerset's Digital Studios magazine. I'm not very good at it yet, but it's fun to play around with. Thanks for asking!
Wow! This is stunning, Faye. I love the way you have altered the colours in the background - and also the skill you show in colorising the ladies. It fits seamlessly into both challenges. They really do look as if they are sharing a secret!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteWonderful digital design. Love them.
Thanks Faye for your secret to TGiF.
This is wonderful, great pic!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome, great colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo to use in these challenges! (I'm always excited when I can leave a comment, too...)
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome art...gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is stunning Faye!!!
ReplyDeleteperfect! of course the best friend knows the secrets ... ;-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant card, Faye.
ReplyDeleteI love your take on the theme.
Beautiful ! Nice strong colours :D
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love the colors especially!
ReplyDeleteaw!!! Yes, good friends can hold a secret!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, Faye! Your work is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is great, I love they way you keep using your own photos, it makes your work so personal!
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy have the two ladies toghether when they took this picture Fay. I have to smile when i saw this.
ReplyDelete( I translated the word paternal and now I know what you ment about that)
I'm curious witch technique you used to change the background but very clever done !!
Faye this is wonderful. Fab images.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece, Fay! This is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove your artwork on this! These photobooth photos could have endless possibilites...tFS!
ReplyDeleteThis is spectacular, Faye! I like what you've done with changing the colors of the original background. And using the vintage picture and making it into "secrets" too was very clever. I like everything about this!
ReplyDeleteI love it Faye - it really made me smile!
ReplyDeleteAli xx
Faye what a wicked sense of humour you have. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThank you for "describing"? How you did it Faye.
ReplyDeleteYes gradient are difficult to learn but I hope you keep on practice. Your pictures become better and better and that is so nice to see ! Really !
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Do you know what I always do when I "struggle" but finish by accident ?
I make printscreens from my layer palet Fay and type afterwards the actions that I took on that printscreen. Maybe a tip ?
You can see a example from my latest post of Charlie.
Warm greetings !
Wonderful Faye.And what a great photo..Just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you altered the colors to make them so vibrant and fun, just like these two ladies!
ReplyDeleteThe whole piece says 'fun' - the photo of the ladies, and the colours you altered. It truly produced a smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteRos
What a great and happy photo.
ReplyDeleteVery cleverly done!
Well done!
Hugs xx
Pat