I had fun creating this abstract art-the challenge was to take three pieces from photographs, collage them and use one of Pixel Dust’s textures. Below is the position of the original elements used in the composition.
According to the layers in my PSD file, the elements remained at 100 opacity and Normal Blending Mode until I merged the images and ran the image through Topaz Lab Ajust 5 filter (HDR and applied posterizing). The background to the image is a close-up of the pomegranate sliced in half. I think I have also applied the texture, but I moved it so I am not sure of the blending and opacity settings.
I went back to the original layer with a copy of the glass paper weight in the LHS and distorted it with a little twirl, duplicated it and placed it in the opposite corner. This glass weight was also placed below the distorted image. I applied the texture using blending mode of Saturation and 100% opacity as the final layer.
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Looks like you might have used “tangled tendrils” in part of the composite; very nice abstract. Very interesting way to do it by first collaging the three items, then working with the piece. It turned out lovely. I haven’t used any of the “labs” yet for modifications but have one to upload onto my computer if I ever get the chance. LOL – Thanks so much for sharing. Karen
Love it! I like the way you collaged the items, too. I haven’t tried that yet!
Interesting take on the theme, collaging three elements. I love the posterization and the really interesting color combination.
Very nice piece. I would not have thought to have collaged the photo’s first before editing. I like the Posterization of the piece.
What an original twist to collage it first Kaylene! I love how it turned out! You really think outside the box – bravo!
Quite awesome and how complex of an editing process! Very lovely and the colors are so great!
Hmm..this is unique and interesting and I like how you you showed us what you did…my first impression was of a southwestern landscape!
A great end resuIt there! WonderfuI 🙂
Lovely effects, I love how all of the colours have merged and bled together. Blessings Suzanne
I love the colors!
Really dreamy!
Lovely work.
Regards and best wishes