Creative Computer Art

Orange Mushroom...

 

Thanks WF Love the frosty one too!!

 

This is another i have turned into a xmas card...

 

Think your favourite is mine also Widflower

 

butterfly fantasia my favourite so far
any chance i could use it for my screen saver HB ?
& wee rosa is so cute well donne WF but your purple mushrooms are my favourites of your entries

 

Many thanks WF for putting them back on here.Each person has their own ideas on what they like and their own talent and they are all good in their own way

 

Gogs..I have my favourite as my screen saver I dont know if i like that one best because its mainly green and thats my favourite colour..

Greenwizard..I too like the purple mushroom another of my favourite colours..

Kandy..Thanks for the comments i guess they are just colourfull to brighten up a gloomy day..hopefully later this week i may get my head around the software book and try something different..the book is full of gobbledegook..
:eek:

 

wildflower pleased to see your work back on, do like ricky,s pic, took some more pictures of him and the best is in dags gallery.my fav has to be my rosa in the mushroom

 

Really like that Indian and Bird, wildflower, think I might paint that one day!

 

I don't think that I can teach you anything, Platty. I'm just a beginner. Your Sunset Heads is stunning. Fabulous! How did you do it?

 

At my stage, Hornbeam, just by 'messing around'. I couldn't repeat it as a result. But I am encouraged to mess around further and see what happens. Much more fun than using Photoshop straight. Thanx for setting me off.

 

Rosa..i will copy the new pic of ricky and see if i can make him look beautifull.. :D as i know its to cheer your friend up..
dag..do you want me to remove the lights of the indian picture if you want to paint it..??
Platanoides...just keep playing around and you will be surprised what comes out..we all have to start somewhere..some of my early pictures were really basic..And i still have a lot to learn as their are things i am determined to get my head round this week..Marge is probably the most expert as she has done a course on it so her work is really good..

 

Yes - some (most) is tricky to understand. I'm grappling with layers and selections still. Really want to move objects from one photo to another, re size and change etc etc. Got the ideas in my head but how do I get them on to the screen? Part of the fun is finding out, but it can be so frustrating. Still - nothing worthwhile comes without effort.

 

Hydrangea with a flavour of Picasso?




[ 08. December 2006, 07:13 PM: Message edited by: Platanoides ]