"There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart." Celia Thaxter
Friday, September 30, 2005
Blue Hydrangea photo turned into oil painting style. By Sherre
Blue Hydrangea Photo turned into woodcut. By Sherre
A cropped part of a photo that I used the Posterize effect on. it looks similar to the woodcut effect. Taken at Cambria, CA. By Sherre
This is a 4 x 4 page for a color swap. It uses foil with alcohol inks, copper mesh, and embellishments. One embellishment is an antique square nail. By Sherre
An ATC for a metallic swap. It has copper mesh in the leaf opening. The background is aluminum foil that has been painted with alcohol inks. By Sherre
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
This was an iron garden art piece of a woman painting. Wouldn't she be fun to have in your garden? I turned the photo into a "painting." It does make a difference to re-size your images if they are large. Smaller images are more impressionistic. By Sherre
The same picture as previous, this one transformed into a "painting." By Sherre
A scene from the Garden Shed in Cambria; cropped and the sketch effect applied. By Sherre
Here is a sample of turning a photo into a puzzle with a twist. One piece is removed and placed at an angle. This is a photo of the Tourist Charlie Statue. By Sherre
Sunday, September 25, 2005
Eureka Victorian Home By Sherre
This sea gull perched on the railing by our deck at the Little River Inn. June 2005 By Sherre
This is a section of the old Victorian in Eureka which is now an exclusive men's club. By Sherre
This is a scene from Coleman Valley Road. By Sherre
A wood-cut style photo. This is a garden door at the Cambria Pines Lodge. Don't ask about our last stay there! By Sherre
A cropped photo of grape vines passed on our walk. Done in painting style. By Sherre
Friday, September 23, 2005
Another view of Mendocino transformed into a "painting." Glad I got these shots in June. By Sherre
Another view of the town done in sketch version. By Sherre
Another photo transformed. This is a view of the town of Mendocino. By Sherre
Apples in painting style. Compare with the previous woodcut style of the same photo. By Sherre
Apples at Philo, CA. Another example of woodcut. By Sherre
This is a garden scene made into a woodcut style. By Sherre
Another Woodcut style photo. Sea Ranch, CA. By Sherre
This photo was changed into a "woodcut" style. Posts in front could be tweaked to stand out more. I will try this technique on another photo. By Sherre
Another photo "painting." This was taken at the Sea Ranch Lodge. By Sherre
The third in the series, "The WORD became flesh" 4 x 6 cards. Background is a magazine image of folded quilts. By Sherre
Second in this series. Again, a 4 x 6 card. By Sherre
One of a series of 3 cards for a 4 x 6 card swap. The theme was "words." So, I chose "the Word made flesh" as my theme. Trying to incorporate my faith more into my work. By Sherre
Thursday, September 22, 2005
A different way to transform the same photo (next photo down). The Apple Farm. By Sherre
This is a shot taken at the Apple Farm outside the restaurant in San Luis Obispo, CA. By Sherre
This is a photo taken at the nursery called, "The Garden Shed" in Cambria, CA. I have "sketched" it via Adobe. By Sherre
Here is another photo I transformed into a sketch. This is a scene of Moonstone Beach in Cambria, CA. By Sherre
This photo I transformed to look like a sketch. By Sherre
I can see that the pictures I thought had clogged my blog are now on there; making duplicate showings. Sorry about that! I don't have perfect grasp of the blog system. That and the typos- I get typing too fast. I find I am a dyslexic typist! I hope you can look past the goofs and enjoy the art anyway!! By Sherre
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
An impressionistic Japanese Maple tree displaying its fall color. By Sherre
More wisteria leaves. Again, a so-so photo made more interesting. By Sherre
A wisteria leaf in sunlight. By Sherre
Japanese Maple Leaves. I cropped this image after doing the painting technique on it. By Sherre
This technique works really well even with those pictures that weren't so great on their own. I am re-sizing the images to smaller for more of an impressionistic look. By Sherre
I took this photo in 2001 with a regular 35 mm camera. It was saved as a small file, so is very impressionistic with this technique. By Sherre
A bearded iris using this same technique. By Sherre
The smaller the file, the more "painterly" the photos look. By Sherre
A close-up photo of my fountain; painted with Adobe. By Sherre
Here is yet another rose from my garden; painted by Adobe! By Sherre
I am having such fun with my Adobe Photoshop Elements 3 program. I love seeing the different effects you can do to your photographs. Limitless possibilities! By Sherre
A rosebud photo I have "painted." Another rose from my garden. By Sherre
Another photo I tweaked on Adobe a year or so ago. This is of a 4th of July rose. I grow lots of roses. By Sherre
This is a photgragh of Lady's mantle that I tweaked in photoshop a year or so ago. Thought I would share it! By Sherre
Pismo Beach, a photo turned into a "painting." By Sherre
This is a scene in the garden area of the Garden Shed shop in Cambria. Also "painted" in Adobe Photoshop elements 3. By Sherre
Squibb House door in Cambria. Also done as a "painting." By Sherre
This photo taken on my deck a few years ago has been made to look like a painting on Adobe Photoshop Elements 3. I found that the smaller the file, the more "painterly" the effect. By Sherre
A cropped photo of a barn at Sea Ranch, CA. This has also been made to look like a painting on Adobe. By Sherre
A sunset photo made into a "painting." Cambria, CA By Sherre
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