Digital Art –
Foggy Morning
This morning, on our side of the mountains, the morning was very
foggy and misty. I think it was actually
some very low clouds, but the result is the same. Bright sunshine on the other side of the
mountains, and a great photo morning on our side! I took some of the images I shot and made
them into some digital art – take a look!
Along the Road
It’s finally happened. My
favorite deserted cabin, just down the road from where we live, has finally
collapsed. I am very sad about that, but
even in collapse, the cabin presented a great photo image. I think I will still get some great shots
during this winter. It’s not quite flat
to the ground, and that lends itself to character type photos. This piece also combined some paint type
background, text and some special brushes, with Photoshop Elements blending
tools.
In the Past
When I captured this image, I just couldn’t help but think of
the past, and the people who lived in this little cabin in years past. This cabin is in the small town of Stanley,
New Mexico. One of the ironic things
about this town is that, at first blush, it sort of seems like there are almost
as many deserted cabins as there are occupied buildings. Thinking about the past, I decided to create
some digital art using this image, a vintage postcard and some painting
backgrounds and textures, combined with blending techniques.
Deserted Town
I’m still in Stanley and captured this image of 2 different
deserted cabins….kind of like a little town of deserted buildings. I tried to capture the feeling of old and
vintage paintings, text, special brushes and blending tools. Oh, and I also used layer masks in here –
first time ever! – and I really like the effect of it!
Single Sapling
I really like this image, and decided to go with digital art for
it. I think I’ll also do some other
technique, but I kind of like the line of the tree to the specialty stamp of
the leaves in the upper right corner.
It’s complemented by music, a vintage postcard and some text from a very
old dictionary. It’s not the strongest
of the digital art pieces, but it does hold a certain appeal to me.
Enjoy!
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