This is one of the projects I have listed over on my new Behance profile. There you can see the various layers of painting I used with the mixer brush to develop this cloned painting from a photograph.
The Adobe platform provides a site for creatives to publish and share their work and also follow others that work with similar creative projects. So if you like compositing in Photoshop, you can find other artist that share their work and often provide full project recaps on how they prepared…
I captured this image at the Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch a few months ago. I love driving through that park as the animals come right up to the car windows for the feed. Sometimes you have to close the window or the ostrich will reach right inside the car looking…
Just got back from a couple of quick trips; one to Big Bend National Park to see the blue bonnets and then headed to Galveston Texas for a car show this weekend. Not much time for writing compositing articles or even processing images. I did stop to do a couple…
So I had this cool character from two years ago at the Texas Photo Festival in Smithville, Texas and I’ve been wanting to do a composite with him… I also wanted to experiment with building my own fire with brushes because I wasn’t happy with most of the techniques I’ve…
With the addition of the new Corvette to the family, I had to name the car and build a new car display board for car shows. Hubby will probably want to take this one to a few of the local car shows as well. He has already started ordering some…
I spent the day practicing a couple of different techniques on one image. I painted with both the pattern stamp tool, where you load your image as a pattern and then use the pattern stamp tool like a brush, and I used the Clone Painting Action that comes with Photoshop…
Playing with the idea of placing cars into virtual settings, I tried several of the backgrounds. I selected and placed my husband’s 2016 into various images. I tried to select backgrounds with an angled perspective, and one that I could shift the angle if needed in Lightroom’s transform module, modify…
In April I attended “Texas School” for photographers and took an advance Photoshop class on compositing. While I do love to capture images, my real passion is making fine art out of the images that I capture or combining my images with other elements and Photoshop brushes and filter techniques…
Yesterday I added a post about the Sherwood Forest Faire. Today, I decided to take four of the images I captured of the fairies and make a composite in a forest setting. The two background images of the forest are stock images. The four fairies are images I captures at…